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Police aild fare oft"'acials have rclealed
pretimi••ry COit arimata for apcma
incurred ia coalledioa wida tbe fire at
Hixson Metal F"anithina last Febnaaiy
22. The fa.re and aublcqueat toxic
material clean-up raubed in a (our-day
CVM:Uation ol 1Vrwndins lloma and
bialine1u1
The city ii coasiderina tryiq to
recowr itt COltl UDder provisions of tbe
Realdl Md Safety Code nm Utouah
there "Wat DO Jn* crimiul aesfileDce
OD the part of Hiuoo Metal Finitbing,"
accoRlin& to Greg Armstroq. environ-
mental ofrJCer for the Newport Beech
Police Department.
Fire Chief James Reed said that •a
f uaal decision (on ncoverio1 costs)
bun' been reached. There will be
dilcuuions between the city and Robert
Hiuon in the future. It's too premature
to say one way or the other."
Armstrong calculated the fmal costs
for police offacer overtime to provide
security during the emergency at
Sl8,7S3.44. The figure doesn't include
rqular time spent by ofl"acen on the
scene, which Armstrona estimates to be
.. Cloec to the same number."
The Newport Beach Fare Department
ran up a bill of •about $24,000" for such
items as expendable equipment UICd at
the scene and oYertime for fire depart-
ma ~I, said <;apt. Aul ZaMlli
oftb9Newport BUch Fire~
He Mded that tb"e final fiamm from
•11•1M1 wtiO blld cooperated tbrOup ..
a mutual aid pld wcren' available as
yet, nor were totalt for rcplar houn
apcnt on tllc ICeDe by NBFD penonnel
Section J 3009.6 of the Health and
Safety Code allows public agencies to
recover costs where there has been
nqliaence which results in a -real or
imminent threat to health and safety"
from a hazardous substance rcleuc.
Armstrong said that the di1trict
attorney bad ruled there was no crim-
inal negligence invo~ but the police
in\Utiprlon uncovered evidence that a ,.,.n
aY ROGER 8LOOM
Chriss . Street, who headed The
ExecutM Council, a pro-growth po-
litical action committee, resigned bis
post with the group last Re~ saying
be is "'joining with Newport 2000 io
suppoftina an initiative drive to stabi-
lize current devdOpment pLma. •
Strcet'I ddection to tbt &low-growth a ,.,.a
,
, .. ! AFa I. 197 :rHE NEWPORT ENSIONIOOSTA MESA NEWSllAVINE TODAY
NBPD puts 111111 In lash law, b
8YDAVID
coaTD-ao.ams
/tMU•~intJte
momilt£ tlte tU. of "'6y wltett
tlte fli811l Mi/I can breotJr out,
call it a wrap, and pcu on tlw
baton to a pert bundt of black
and white rin8masters,
refreshed, and ready to .,8tart
patrollinf this three-fin8 drew
we sometimes call Newport
Beach.
We were ready to roll. but we
knew today wasn't going to be
our usual hunt for thou lions,
tiger and bears of sin. No, this
auignment was different all
right. We were on the lookout
for the hairiest kind of perp a
cop could wish to kennel-the
four kgged kind ...
department'• eaforcemoat
pr0ce4aia. and even tbonp die
day9s efforts failed to capture tbe
.. excitement"' of an episode of
'7 J ;i\~· in wbicb ooe would W'illiam Sbatner
to jump ti the hood of the
squad car 1 pursuit of an
escaped pound-pup, accordiq
to Officer Armstrong the effort
was far from a failure.
.. What we want to do is let
people know that we are around,
and that if their dop are off a
leash, or of they don' clean up
after their dop when waJkina
them, we will ticket them. That's
the whole point of our efforts,"
explained the 16-ycar veteran.
'11lis is something we want the
people of Newport to take
seriously.
Of tbe iacr11nd pllntll.,.. far
~ -,ay fa111a 1 aau-
eace to the ui ... coabol Oft6.:
nancea-tbe way they eee it. die
more~ can there are oa tbe
stn:eta. tbe more fC9plc knOw
that tbey're out tbcR Jookiq
after thinp in FDeral
-We're not out here to just
look for l00te dogs, or pick on
people who are waJk.iq their
dop, we also cover the area
better with the increased
enforcement," said Armstrong.
.. But we want people to know
that right now we're ci,ina
people whose dop are in vio-
lation of the law-we're not
issuina waminp . .,
About now you-re probably
uking yourself what these
animal ordin•nttt. are. And in
respomc to the popular question
"'does my dog have any rights?"'
you should know that dop are
not allowed on any~~
park, or alley unlea mtrainecl
fl'l 1nllrc1
•n'r• die prof at7 oww laai
.... ~pea•' ·-to,...,
,.,......,. So if form 111• r re•• ,oar neiPlaOnjmt woa\ Pe ~ tlaeir •I I i"lf• Joa are
.tYiledtoftlt~
>.. f• • dti•• ~ to
tbae ..._ c«om ii OODCJCned.
the police feel that they llaw tbe
support of mott N~ On
that receat ~ petrol the
only ~a cited for wa•ana a
doa off itl le8ah ... a lady who
in oDC hand carried ber doa\
leash. and even she, upon being
cited, voiced concern o-.er uma-
trained dop.
"'It's really terrible when some
residents just Jet their dop run au Oftl' your yan1." said the
Balboa Peninsula rClident who
wished to remain Uolaymous.
8Some people do Deed to control
their dop, but most residents
~can coavol their dop off
their leashes and should be
youmedfb.•
Deapite the appearance of
succas, ~ ~ out
that the pro~ ia atill in
something ol an e~
stage, and that tbe vahie of tbe
additional enforcement bu yet
to be fully reviewed by the
department and tbe citizenry.
It's doubtful that Joseph
W ambaugb would ever feel
inspind to pen like words on
canine criminals, but make no
mistake. when the Newport
Beach Police Department gets
calls on animal ordinance vio-
lations, they take them very
seriously-even if they arcn 't the
stuff that crime novels arc made
of.
.. Some people miabt not think
that keeping a doa on a lcaab,
or letting it run around the
neighborhood is a bia deal. but
we 're bearing from residents
who arc telling us that it is a big
deal, n said Armstrong. who
added that complaints about
dogs wax and wane, calling for
periodic increases in enforce-
ment.
by a leash DO loaaertb.aa aixfeet, UHi • •• t s• I t anclif-you-..Cthinkinaolt•ting IW1 #lffl fl8 S 188 8 gran
In response to increased com-
plaints by citizens city-wide
concerning leash law violations
and dog nuisances, Newport~
finest have stepped-up enforce-
ment efforts by assigning addi-
tional personnel to scour the city
in search of dog owners who
willingly allow their "best
friends" the run of the streets.
On a recent morning patrol
with the Department's Environ-
mental Servicc;s Coordinator,
Officer Greg Armstrong, the
F..luign was afforded the oppor-
tunity to witness first band the
Right now the police have five
full-time officen assiped to this
project, all of whom have agreed
to work adjusted schedules in
order to cover difl'erent times of
the day when people tend to
walk their dogs.
'7his entire pToject isn' cost-
ing the city a penny,"· com-
mented Armstrong. •an of the
officen who are invohed ~
had their boun ~worked, so no
overtime, and no extra funds are
involved."
The police feel that the benefit
fado out on a pier, you miabt
u well forget it, that's prohibited The Harry and Giace Steele
altgetber. 1 Foundation tiu macte a
Dogs are prohibited oa all bay S250.000 put to the Newport
beaches and public IChooll at all Harbor Art Museum.
times, but from September IS to The aran~ one of the largest
June IS you won't be cited for to the museUm~s operating fund,
strolling with a leubed dog Oil . is a 25th anniversary gift and as
the bcM:J:a provided you do so such, reflects the accomplisb-
betweea the boun of 6 p.m. and ments of the muaeum and its
9 LID., Ud ~you dean Iona history in bringina impor-
up wbea, aild if, nature calla.. As tut exhibitions and educational
a part of an orcli••nce aowrniJ11 programs to Oranae County,
auisanccs committed bJ uim-said John Martin Shea. cha.ir-
als, it ii anlawflil to allow~ man of them~\ Board of
dog to commit a •nuinre"' • Trusua. It also emphasizes the
a public aideWaltt l"CKll, or museom •s im~ to the
private '~If~~ ~y culturiil fUture, Shea
up after b ii.---~ ~ •Betty and Richard Steele
have hid a long association with
the Newport Harbor Art
Everything you want to kriow
before you get pregnant
If you ·re considering the pros and cons of
parenthood or are thinking about getting
pregnant. this seminar will answer your
questions.
0 Getting in shape for presnancy
D Fertility-Makins the most of it
and when to seek help
Speakers:
Lawrence Werlin, M.D.
Dlrector
Hoag fertility Services
Gregory Di Rocco, M.D.
Obstetrician/Gynecologist
Hoag Hospital
Museum as volunteers,• Jtatcd
Shea. It was the spirit of volu.n-
teerism that f oundcd the
museum and it's wonderful that
voluntcen are still the suidina
force that will take us into the
next 2S years. W \! deeply appre-
ciate this generous gift."
The SlS0.000 is slated pri-
marily for 2Sth anniversary
programs.
.. We are grateful to the 'Harry
and Grace Steele Foundation."
said museum director ~evin E.
Consey ... This will not only be
important this year when we
have put an added empbaaia on
education programs, but will
serve as a catalyst to increue
funding from a variety of private
sources."
D Genetic hazards and screening
D Sex preselection stratesies Nedra Rodheim, R.N.
Instructor
Complete Nail Care SaloD
D Consumer choices and costs in
maternity care .
0 How to combiM motherhood with
a career
OB Education
Hoag Hospital
Monday, April tJ, 1987
7 p.m.-9:30 p.m.
Hoag Hospital
Grace Hoag Conference Center
301 Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach . CA 92663
To resister, call the Hoag Childbirth Information Line (714) 7~8ABY.
There is no admission ch~. Umited seating available.
Due To Our Oimts• lapiest We Extmd Our
. Soviets
Now To N~ Beach
MANICURE
&PEDICURE
s1500~
PEDICl:JRE
. s1200
FULL SET
s3000~
Oil. • •
112 1, ... ,...,
praentcd to Congreu and the
Praident in May.
ROdel'a plan becomes law if
~fails to take any action
apimt it bj June 26.
Tbe city has until early June
to file a lawsuit, Korade said.
Korade pointed out that local
city officials may have MyaJid
policy points" apinst Hodel-S
proposal, but specific com-
plaints about oil drilling are
needed to construct a lawsuit.
*'We have real basic inf onna-
tion now," ~oracle admitted,
*'and before any litigation takes
place, we have to bow what is
WlODI with the plan, IO we'll be
ready when the time c:omc:a. •
To help them with their mk
of evaluatina Hodel\ plan and
the environmental impact state--
ment whlcb it is based on.
~onde uid the city planning
clepart~t is looking over the
impact statement to see if any
environmental atatutes or agree-
ments will be broken by an
offshore drillin1.
"I'm reviewing the impact
statement to provide informa-
tion to the dccia.ion makers when
they need it," said Pat Temple,
environmental coordinator for
the Newport Beach Planning
Department.
Temple is to also look for
environmental deficiencies in
Hodel'• plan and impact state-
menL
.. 111 be studying this informa-
tion from the point of view of
the city and what it stands to
gain or lose by oil drilling." she
said.
H a lawsuit is filed it will
Orange Coast
applications
available
probably be in conjunction with
several other local cities, Konde
said.
But she is not sure who will
be apecif IC&lly mentioned in the
lawsuiL .
Newport Beach Councilwo-
man Ruthelyn Plummer, who
took a trip to Washington last
week to lobby apinst oil drill-
ing, commented on a pouiblie
lawsuit, aayina that it would
probably be a IMJ resort.
•u our views are ipored once
aaain and BOclcl tbinb the
people of 9nnac County were
tidctiq, be may find out otber-
wile if we bri.ag a suit," Plummer
remarbd.
1111. I. 191 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COST A MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY ..... I
OCC's Carnett wins national honor -
Jim Camdt., Oi'an• Coast
College's director of ~
and community relations, bas
been named "National Com-
municator oftbe Year" for 1986
by the National Council for
Community Relations (NCCR).
The award is the highest
honor NCCR bestows on an
individual. It recogniz.es out-
standing public relations leader-
ship and manqement at two-
year, post-secondary institu-
tions.
Carnett dirms OCC's mar-
keting and ppblic relations acti-
vities. He ii also in charge of the
college's Publications Office,
and supervises OCC's institu-
tional advertising program.
.. , am truly honored to receive
this prestigious award, .. Carnett
said. WJbe notifJieation came as
a complete IW'prile. I feel \4efY
laumble."
An Orange County native,
Carnett ii an OCC graduate. He
received bis B.A. degree in
communications from Cal State
Univcnity at Fullerton, and his
M.A. in education from Pepper-
dine Univcnity.
Carnett joined the OCC staff
in 1971 u director of the news
bureau. He was named public
information director in 1974,
community relations director in
1982, and directoT of marketing
and community relations in
198S. Be previously served as
public relations director of an
Orange County advertising
agency.
,,
Applications for fmt-time
students planning to enroll at
Onmae Coast College next fall
are now available in the college's ·
Admiaiom and Records Office. There's a new sparkle
to Bayside Center.
Fall cluxs begin on Monday.
Aug. 17. Registration begins in
July.
'7be earlier a person flies an
application. the better bis or her
July registration appointment,"
said Wa'Ync H. Wolfe~ OCC's
associate dean of Admissions
and Records.
The Admissions and Records
Office is open Monday through
lbunday from 8 Lm. to 7:30
p.m., and Friday from 8 Lm. to s p.m.
For spring semester informa-
tion. phone 432-Sn2.
Correction
Two new newspaper pick-up
days were misreported in our
April 2 edition ( .. NB trash pick-
up days change;. The story
should have stated:
'Residents of Big Canyo~ Big
Canyon Townhouses, Sea Island
and Irvine Terraces will have
trash pick-up on Wedocsdays
and newspaper pick-ups on the
Wcdnaday following the •cond
Monday of each month.
*'Residents of Cameo Higb-
landl and Corona Hipiands
will have trub pick-up on
nvnctays aDd newspaper col·
lection on tbe Tbunday follow-
iaa t19e #CONI Monday of e8cb ......
We resrct any conf ution
CIJITll bytbeecerron.
.·-
Our remodeling is complete!
Easy parking. Bright new lighting, and a fresh
Mediterranean flavor that makes shopping a pl~ure.
From all of us at Bayside Center,
thank you for your patience during our remodeling.
Bayside Card N1>any
Bayside Oeaners
Bayside Pharmacy
California First Bank
Carole Russo
The Clinging Vine
•
PAYSIOC CENTER
Contessa Hair Fashions
Gladstone~s _. FlSh
La Petite Boulangerie
Th~ Photo lab
Safeway
The Silver Rattle
Susan Carter
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P• 4 Ila I. \111 THE NEWPORT ENStGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY
Fo
Editorial
Hope springs eternal
on verdant diamonds
Ah. sweet spring. .
The birds sing cheerily and flit from tree to tree in a
celebration of life reborn.
The warm breezes whisper softly through new leaves.
The shouts and laughter of young children, freed at .last
from winter's indoor tyranny, skip gaily through the air in
parks and neighborhoods everywhere.
But, for many, there is no sound as welcome, as musi~
as transcendent, as the full, rich crack of a home run coming
off a bat.
It is baseball season, and all is once again right in the
world.
In every city across the land there is hope, there is
anticipation, there is faith that this year-this year-the
hometown boys will bring honor and glory to their fans by
going all the way to the World Series.
Iranscam, highway funding, embassy scandals, and inner
city mayhem arc forgotten and life's vicissitudes arc
compressed into the space between the foul lines, where it's
pitcher against batter, fielder against skittering white ball.
For, in a very important sense, baseball is life. When the
hometown forces of good take the field against the visiting
forces of evil, alJ the facets of life in the larger sense come
into play. There is hope and desire, work and planning, skill
and luck. Especially luck, which can become f atc, which can
become destiny.
And for the fans, who have endured six month's offootbalrs
carnage and basketball's frenzy, it is once again time to don
the home team's cap, doff the shirts and long pants, sit back
· in the sun with a hot dog and beer, and watch this panoply
of life played ()Ut bcf ore them on the verdant fields that ha e
felt the footfalls of legends..
Babe Ruth, Dizzy Dean. Ted Williams, Willie Mays, Sandy
Koufax-more revered than presidents and tinp, more
enduring than movie st.an and giants of literature-these arc
the names that echo down through time, ,and in whose
tradition modem-day players and fans revd.
So, forget the Russians far a while. Forget trade imbalances
and crime rates and presidential hopefuls and development
battles. The Dodgers, Angels, Padres and the rest of the teams
are taking the field and it•1 time to play ball.
Sweet, sweet spring.
Baker Communications
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on Thlndays
Time of my Life
IY JIM FELTON
A pixie lilt lo his voice, Ilka
1 leprecbl111, to aptlVll1 ~ ,
One aftemoon last week, I
spent a good deal of time witla
George Zebal and this will come
as some sort of su.rprile to you
became George Zebal died of a
stroke on Fe~ 28. On that
day, I wu underaoiaa some
extensive medical tats, aad for
aome cta11 to come. I paid little
attention to newspapers or
friends, aad the tragic and
unexpected termination of
George Zcbars career went
entirely unnoticed. It wu a cruel
quirt of circu.mstanc:a. When I
received from bis family the
touching shamrock green note
with an Irish harp on the cover,
telling me of Georae's passing,
I felt cheated and alone. I
searched my drawer full of tape
recordings and found the
cassette I made of Georae Zebal
and city manager Robert Wynn
on September 16, 198.S. For two
boun last week once .,.m I had
the pleasure of Geortt l.ebal'a
company.
7.ebal wu one of California's
fOreaJOlt oil and tberm.al aeoi-
ogilts.. I met him rant in tbe mid
I 9'70I in City Hall. where be wu
aubmittina a report on bow beat
to coatrol tbe noxiout 1alpbwic
pa odon in West New~ For
ycan I bad taowa Zebel'I wife.
Pat, a public relaaio• pncti-
lioau al the fint onla'. noted
for Mr ~ ad IUala pur-
poee. Georp ud I 1Mc•me
--frirad•. It .. IO_, to lib Ilia. Bil.,. cl ..... 1llele
was a pi.Ky lilt to llil 9oice. Y oa
IOlllCllow felt t.Ut II eae•ll bit
peat ecicatiflc wildom. hit
tectmitaJ e~ ditrft was a
frilty lepl'cclaaan itching to
Clf tin&e JOU.
Tk tape recorded CODYCl'N-
tioo wu made· when I wu
raearcbiq tbc 44tll Street oil
blowou~ on 111ip"'C"'t for tbe
city of Newport Be.cb.. 7.eba1
Ud been retained by Newport
to lldp cap tbe old oil wdl at
44th and Balboa Boulevard. He
was only SO feet from tbe well
wbeo it blew, aeadiaa a fireball
of axdwle ps roarina into a
beavily conptecl residential
area. My luncheon inteniew
with Zebal ud Wynn wu
daiptd to Ft Georac-S fint-
baad recollections o( the life-
truutenina explosion.
But the. tape is full of Zebal
humor. Be joked with Wynn
about bow much lonFf the city
manqer would stay on the job.
Wynn kidded him about bis
wife, now the PR director of
Pacifica Hospital in Hunlinaton
Beach. Theo Zebal briefly
reviewed bis own career, bis
paduation from Cal Tech, bis
raearcb into the strata of New-
port Beach. He toJd about the
old oil wells in West Newport,
diilled in the euty 192JOI, aDd
I ated him if dlere Md been
aay ch•ap iD the plosy aiDce
daole Wiii were clrilled. -n. ._ way to wwer tlilil
ia die fm dtilt die epirccater of
tbe 1932 i.o_. ••• cll wtilqub
waa abcMlt ....... from die
44tb Street blowa.t, .. Zebal
laid ... YO. 1ec, die Newport-
IJtllnrood faell leava d9e oc.a
riPt wbae iM Sala Au riwr
llliti tbe CM1t. nm it-...,
..-riPt olf Newport le1cll
Tbe lalOD that die Newpod
Pier ia ftae it ii ii bee I IU die
McFlddeft ltotMn were Mir
smart. ad *' ..... to find
where tbe • e11 ell water wae Ill
die c:lolat poild to tl9c COMI. So
they pUl tMl pier dleft IO die
bNla c08lcl tW ........... of
tlle ..a..riDe CUJ0.11 dYl ,,_
created bf tlac Newport·
Inglewood fault.•
Zebal said that the north
branch of this fa ult is very active,
and that it rum right down
Balboa Boulevard.
"'The pressures are buildin&"
7.ebaJ said. •Jim, l woulclol live
in that area if they pve me tbe
place ...
Then be deteribed bow tbe fire
in the wd1 WU uJtjmetely @l.P-
preacd, with a mMM Oil COD-
tnctor n•med •cn•ict Sam.p-
soa ataDCli81 ia die middle of the rue. . i8ltruc:tiom to e:.:;: . ., Di•ilioll fin..
men from the couaty ud city
firemen. all baYiDa -~ fire
bOlel sprayiaa Wala' OB tMm to
keep them from bamiaa 9.
Wfbere ... ti.e IOUIMI of tbe
fire, the toad ol the 'N'thane
.... die tovnd Of tbe eqaipmmt,
the IOUDd of tM moton. ..•
I inlemapted him. -nil ii a
script, this ii a TV tc:ript," I uid.
"That was enoup excitematt
to last me for tbe rest of my life, ..
he said.
Tbe rest of h.il life was about
17 months. George bad a minor
1troke some yean bKk, aDCI a
minor heart attack about a year
qo, and sneral carotid artery
auraerics. but be continued to
wort u a much-in-demand
coosultanL
On February 28, be WU writ-
ina • geothermal report at h.il
dak in hia Lapaa llilll bome·.
It was a Saturilay. Oeorp Pat-
tenoll 7.dNai. bOwe to -dOle f ricadt aDCl family u .. Pat"
became ol tM redhair be WU
bona ~ ... in biall aood
baaor. Bil wife. decided to ao
to ber oftice at the hospital to
c.aca ap -IOIDC wort. Sile
eeldoa left GeorF oa Satunlays
bat, Ucc lae ... baly OD tbe
repcNt, it He •d to lie a aood
idea. WMa Ille retuned a few
boanlMcr ............ O¥U
tbea.,ioelUacleU.
•Mr. ht joi-d St.. Petrick,•
Pat wrote. "Be wcat •ery
quietly."
From time to lime, I bopc &Mt
Mn. hi, .... dlildrea 8nd and
... will ... dlie ...... wl
the .... ol the ND8!cw ......
ofllil..,f0Udiamyc•1ene
... I laaw ••iW to tbem.
.... 1.191 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/IRVINE TODAY r.1
A clean Newport Bay is on the horizon
In October or November of
this year, it will be 1930 again
in Upper Newpon Bay. It is then
that the dredging of the Bay will
be completed, restoring it to its
1930 status.
The dredging is an effon to
stem the now of silt from the
San Diego Creek which threat-
ens the fragile ecology of the
protected ecological reserve
located in Upper Newpon Bay.
If the ledimentation build-up
were allowed to continue, it
would inhibit the tidal now
oeca11ry to support the habitat
contained within the Bay.
The SS.I-million project is
beiJ11 funded by the State of
My Turn
California, the Irvine Co., the
County of Oraqe, ud the cities
of Newport Beach ud Irvine.
Since this ii an in-Bay project,
the State of California bu
primary respomibility for its
f unclina under a previously-
arranged formula. We were
1ucces1ful in securin1 a SI-
million auamentation in the
198647 State Budaet which
douh'" thf-amount of material
n•••-•
which can be dredged from the
.. old ski area,. and wbicb WM the
only department of F11h and
Game bud,et aup»entation to
••rvive the Governor•• blue
pencil-an indication of the
Governor.. recognition of the
Bay .. swewide significance.
The Unit II Project com-
menced early tb.i5 year and upon
completion in October or
Letters to the Editor o( our unit voted last May to
emphasize thice goals during
our term of offa. We called
them the 3 "R "s: Reaching
Out-to the community at large;
Recognition-for the imponant
work that PT A does; and Read-
ing-updating our school
library and allocating SS,000
toward it. Your paper bas helped
us immensely in achieving the
first two.
O..Mitor:
Well, I certainly bad the
"lune of my Life" reading Jim
FeJton 's article of April 2.
Be began his article by com-
paring those groups who pro-
mote responsible arowth policies
to weeds and rodents. I would
take it that this means Felton
considen these u unsuitable
community members. However,
a minimum of reflection will
reveal that weeds and rodents
use only what they need~ do not
destroy those fellow autura
with whom they cannot compete
fairly, do not create wastes that
their environment cannot cope
with within a few of their amer-
atiom. cannot be located by
searcbiag for brown sky, and do
not make changes on their
1urronndinp wbolc comequeo-
ces are beyond their racial
wildom 10 predict.
I would much prefer such
neiabbOn to tboee who tee an
open ua only u a place to pour
concrete and a rneam to line
their poc:teu!
Felton tben said that crab
grass (sic) and ground aqull'Rls
want to destroy the town. It was
my impression that such abstract
concepts we~ beyond rodents,.
and that weeds were incapable
of independent thought alto-
gether. A big th•nks for setting
me atraiaht on that ooe Felton.
and keep up the good similes!
Next. he says that by not
constructingmorebuildinp,we
are driving out local business-
men. It would seem to follow
that a local businessman must
have a place of busincu, the~
fore, I fail to see bow not
building more places of business
could drive him out.
Now let me make sure I
understand the next part of
Felton •s article bcf ore I bun
myself laughing He seems to say
that since construction in Costa
Mesa and Irvine result in traffic
problems here, we should have
more construction here, with the
result that the tenants that will
flock from outside to fill the new
vacancies will, by addina their
can to the existing traff 1e, relieve
the congestion. Where did you
say you went to schoo~ Felton?
Oh, and by the way, pleue kt
me in on where the beaches AR
that all those out-of-townen
visit where you don't have to pay
the city to park. In the same
liPt, I'm sure the local autorities
wouJd like to know about those
restaurants that tourism keeps
open who aren't payina their
tues.
In summation. 1 should say
that if Felton were to conduct
a poll as to whether the citii.ens
of Newport Beach would choose
living here as it was 30 years ago
(you remember, Felton-back
when it was still possible to host
a Boy Scout Jamboree here) to
living in downtown L.A. as it is
today, I suspect be would gain
a better penpcctive as to who
is the .. crabgrass" in this com-
munity.
As to the proverbial ground
squirrels-well I know where my
vote for Rodent-of-the Year is
going!
ANDUW CAMIEN
Newport9wll
:>ear Editor:
The Roy 0 . Andenen PT A
and I would like to com.mend
TM Ensip for its continued
efforts to support 111 by publisb-
ina articles which reflect OW'
commamity partjcipation. 71w
.£1u16tt bu played a vital role in
ani•ing us with our particular
1oa1s this year.
The 1986-87 Eucuti¥e Board
You gave us f root page pic-
torial coverage of our participa-
tion in the .. Balloon Launch" for
the opening of the Orange
County Performing Arts C.Cntcr.
Your coverage of the Spirit Run
was exemplary. Our Founders
Day C.Clcbration at which Gene
Bcdley spoke was a success due
largely to your reporting of that
event. You have also reported
many of Andersen's students'
distinguished accomplishments,
something we parents are
thrilled about.
Many people iO °°' ta09
that the 'Yf A is the only all-
volunteer orpnization in the
nation which worts solely for
childre11•1 rights. safety and
educational opportunities. Our
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November will be the lait pJ:lase
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maintenam:e.
In addition to work occurring
in Upper Newport Bay, the
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ward to implementation of a
1986 legislati~ measure requir-
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vessel pumpout facilities in
Newport Harbor. The imple-
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improve water quality in the
Bay, which is suspected of hav-
ing been damaged by illegal
vessel waste discharges.
The Board is currently gath-
ering info~on on pumpout
with 60 participating board
members, one of the largest in
the state.
While a great deal of our
efforts arc directed toward
Andersen, much of what we do
extends beyond even our own
community to be advocates for
all children. Obvious examples
of this arc Parents Who Care
(drug and alcohol abuse preven-
tion), Legislation, Programs,
Envi ronment, Health and
Safety, Spirit Run and lntcr-
community Services.
We are very proud of what we
do and bow hard we work. This
year we will be sending 17
delegates, plus our principal,
f aCilities and vessel waste sani-
tation policies from the other
harbon io Southern California.
And, in addition to coordinating
planning sessions with the City
of Newport Beach and the New-
pon Harbor Quality Commit-
tee, the Board will bold bearinp
for public discussion on vesseJ
sanitation proposals for the
Harbor. As issue is not only the
location of the new facilites, but
also bow to get the public to use
them~
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are being utiJizut and the dmlg-
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and Lower Bay.
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Sea Kings nip Sailors for second win
Launching themselves into
what CdM coach -Jerry Jelnick
expects will be their turnaround
in league play, the Sea Kings (2-
3) rallied to pull of a 2-1 sixth-
inning win at Newport Harbor
High last Friday.
A few weeks ago, it appeared
that CdM was fighting a losing
battle. But through the criticism,
tough breaks, and painstaking
late afternoon workouts, it
would seem that their hard work
is fmally paying off. CdM beat
Estancia 9-S earlier in the wee~
their first league win.
Cd M's Craig Nixon opened in
the first with a base hit, taking
second on an error. Standout
pitcher, fielder and hitter Robert
Hess sacrificed Nixon and
advanced to third. Chad
Thompson then sent him home
with a single.
Harbor's Kenny Shelton
evened things out in the f~
coming in on Tony Wren '1 single
which was also misplayed in the
outfield. The score remained I-
I until the sixth inning. Both the
Sailors and the Sea Kings had
hitting trouble which translated
into a win for CdM's pitcher
Andy MacMillan who bad three
walks and three strikeouts com-
pared with Gart Lindberg's two
walks and eight strikeouts for
Harbor.
.. That's the way baseball's
supposed to be played," com-
mented an exuberant Jelnic~
who was obviously pleased with
his team's performance .... We
bad some good defensive playing
but our hitting still wasn't there.
That's all wevc been working on
all week and it needs more."
The excitement came in the
sixth inning when Kevin Maas
bit a single and moved to second
on an error. Maas then went to
third on a sacrifice bunt and
Mitch Melbon sent him in on
.
an infield hit, making the score
2-1.
Harbor (04-1) thought they'd
found their opportunity to pull
ahead when, after getting men
on first and second, Zock Goo-
mer bunted down the third base
line for a hit. The bases were
loaded with no outs and Jelnick
went to the mound to chat with
Macmillan. Whatever Jelnict
said worked as Harbor's Ed
Milum was forced at home on
David Gladfelter's infield
grounder. Kala lschan popped
up to first base and Eric Ger-
adrdo struck out to end the
mmng.
"They played a better game
than we did," said Harbor coach,
Wayne Hee~ who bad just given
his team an "attitude" talk,
emphasizing the importance of
a good mental outlook. wrbe
guys just didn't want it enough.
They deserved to win-we just
let it get away. I'm not trying
to take anything away from •' :;:;i~lili!i•!iii liililillillliilll.!
them-they played a good
game-but we've worked on
evcrythinJ in practice and DOW
its up to them to win."
CdM is currently in fourth
place in the Sea View League~
in front of Estancia (2-3) and
Newport Harbor. Jelnic~ who -
bas been optimistic about his
team's success even when Im wu
in an 0-3 slump. will continue
to work on hitting and fielding.
"The win against Estancia
gave us the momentum we
needed to win and when you 're
down, that 's when youvc got
to come on strong, .. said Jclnick..
06W e sacrificed and got the hits
when we needed them and that's
what pulled us through. I can
sec bow I could have found
myself in his situation but we just
played a good game and I hope
we can continue."
CdM will play Saddleback at
3: IS today at Saddleback..
DCC horsehiders in showdown with Dons
With the most im)k>rtant two-
pme series of the season loom-
ing this week apio•t Orange
Empire Conference-leading
Rancho Santiago, the Orange
Coast College baseball team has
every reason to think it bas hit
its stride.
The Pirates (7-2 in conference,
20-6 overall) arc on a fo ur-game .
winning streak since a demoral-
izing 16-7 loss to the Dons (9-
0, 19-3) March 27. Last week,
OCC derailed any title hopes
Sa.ddleback or Cypress might
have held. dumping the Gauchos
16-4 Tuesday and sho rt-
circuiting the Chargers 14-9
Tbunday and 7-5 Saturday.
OCC got plenty of hitting in
the three games and even some
clutcb pitdfina and fielding, a
good si1n for coach Mike
Mayne._ troops u they prepared
to visit the Dom Tuesday before
bolting them today at 2:30 p. m.
Details of Tuaday'I game were
unavailable at ~·
Trailing Rancho by two
pmn with I I to go in the
conference season (including
one May S in Santa Ana), it
might be difficult to call these
two p!IM'.I. •must-wim ... But not
from the Pirates' perspective.
•we aren\ expecting to get
much help from anyone else in
this conference," Mayne said.
"So I'd say it's pretty important
we win both games and if some-
one knocks Rancho off, so much
the better."
While the Dons have breezed
through their Orange Empire
schedule, the Pirates, despite
scoring I J .2 rum per game, have
struggled.
Jon Dishon (S-1), m•kin1 bis
third comccutive poor start for
OCC (all in conference games),
gave op a pair of gopher b.U.
in ~o-p)UI innin,p and left
trailina, S--0.
OCC clawed back apimt
Cypress stMter Erik Silvey in the
last of the third. With two out.
and two on, Rex Petm d oubleiit
to center to briJi& home two
rum. then ICORd on a ~
Ramirez single. llamiru ICORd
to make it M .-~ ,,,,.,
Joey James doubled in the left
centcrfield gap.
Tlac Buca scored the go-ahead
runl in the sixth. With two out
and the bases empty, centcr-
fieJdcr J .J. Culpepper singled to
right. Lead-off bitter Mike
Lujan walked. Mark Rasmussen
singled to right, scorina Cul-
pepper, then Lujan scored on
Peters• opposite field single to
·make it 6-5.
Meantime, reliever David
Dawson, sbelkd in his previous
outing-a start apimt Rancho
Santiago lasting one-third of an
inning-wu sharp in relief of
Dishon. In seven inninp. be
yielded no runs on four hits,
walking none and 1tri.ki.q out
five. .
The Pirates' maligned defense
also did its job, makina several
key plays to praerve the lead.
In the eigbth, the speedy Cul-
pepper, in bis second game back
since 1u1Jcring a wrist injury,
went far into &dt center to rob
Tony Met.doz.a of an extra-base
blow thjt would have tied the
game.
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Overcoming that. fear of dentist's care
Most of us have always been
a little afraid of dentists. How-
ever, it's a little-known fact that
a shocking JS million adults in
this country put off regular visits
due to their fear and apprehen-
sion of dentistry. An additional
10 to 12 million avoid seeing a
dentist at all, except in emergen-
cies. Some won' go even then.
""The problem is enormous,"
stated Dr. Greg Vigoren,
D.D.S .• in his Newport Center
office. "Neglected teeth affect
our health, appearance and self-
confidence, as well as add stress
to our lives."
Dental fears arc, by-and-
largc, a learned behavior often
rooted in a past unpleasant
experience. To some people, just
the sound of the drill or the
thought of possible pain brings
about anxious feelings. Tbcsc
fears can be perpetuated by the
concern that expressing the
anxieties will evoke ridicule or
criticism.
"Nothing could be further
from the truth,•• stated Dr.
Vigoren. 0 1t•s important to
recognize that the fear of den-
tistry is a common occurrence
and it doesn' mean there's
something wrong with you."
There arc different degrees of
dental fear, ranging from mild
anxiety to severe phobia. For-
lunately, most patients can be
helped in the dental office.
Today's dental professional has
learned to understand a patient's
anxieties and continue to
develop new techniques to help
banish dental fean.
1be first and most important
step towards a solution is to
choose a dentist who makes you
feel comfortable-one who's
willing to listen. Secondly, base
your relationship with your
dentist on good communication
and trust.
.. Our patients' comfort was a
priority in the design of our
practice,.. notes Dr. Vigoren:
.. Indirect ligbtin& soft. calming
pastels combiac with aon-
thrcateaiq textures and lurfa-
CCI to cRatc an open; relaxed
atmosphere. Our dental chain
~ beadpbone outlets to allow
patjents to naturally diftlt their
attention to their favorite music
or reluation tapes ...
Dr. V°lgOl'Cll also sugated
some easy tcidt0iqucs to aid in
overcoming apprehensions:
• Discuss your anxieties with
your doctor.
• Discuss and uodentaad all
your treatment options.
• Be assertive. Inform the doctor
if something hurts or frightens
you. _
•Ask for shorter appointments
and prearrange ... stop,. signal
or rat break.I.
• Get a good nigbt•s aleep before
your appointment.
• Ask for an early morning
appointment to •~oid baviq the
day's troubles mate you wane.
cessarily-teme~
• Avoid the use of caffeine
before your dental visit.
Masterina your dental fears
can be very rewanlina-it can
restore your dental health and
put the spartlie back into your
smile. Just fmdi.na out that
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enough to convince many
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Eye degeneration on rise as longevity gains
A complex and mysterious eye
disease that strikes older people.
Senile Macular Degeneration
(S MD), is now the leading cause
of new blindness, surpassing
even diabetes and glaucom~ and
t be second biggest reason for all
blindness in the United States.
Due to increased longevity, it
now accounts for 165,000 first
visits to physicians each year and
aff ccts I 0 million people over the
age of 50.
S MD can cause central vision
to be lost, blurred or distorted.
Sufferers normally sec things most sensitive part of our visual
fine out of the comer of their system. This is where the nerve
eyes, but when they tum to look receptors are located that give
directly at something, the object us our clear central vision.
is gone. These new blood vessels are
This is due to the abnormal of poor quality and have a
growth of a network of new tendency to leak or hemorrhage
blood vessels (ncova.sculariza-in the macu1a and can lead to
tion) in the macular area of the · blindness. An analogy is build-
rrtina. The retina is a thin layer ing an oil pipeline of thin, cheap
of nerve tissue lining the inside plastic from Houston to New
of the back of the eye. It looks York and winding up with oil
like and functions similar to the spills across the country.
film in a ca.mcrL A small pan SMD was considered untrcat-
of the retin~ the macula, is the able until just recently. A break-
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the beach near
Balboa.
AJlDSTS •
pubd ia tbe vicinity ol River-
side ud Cliff Drift.
IS I S--,-A car stereo valued at
S700 ud .Wnomlan ftlued at
smD 1ftl'e reponed stolen from
• bo.t IDOORd in the 200 block
of Ult Bayfront.
28. of la Habra WM arrated OD
mspicioa ol ~ co••:ct~
22AS--,-Jolm Brw::e lmriea; 0220-Jobn Ray Durfee, JO.
11le ~-., • pircu r7fN •a pubic wwfce trOM the "'9•1*1 E,...,
d •R • o ..... Md.,,... in Ne•pcwt 8-ch. If ahotlld N noled ,,_ c:nm.
,,.._.,. Ot"1 .,_. "'*" are f'epotted to the Ml•pcwt a.ch Pob O.,,.rt-
ment and.,,..,.. made are only llH»• ·~ otcrl,,,.., and"°'~ C(Jt)o. lfic'9d.
Of Anaheim WU atraaed OD
IUlpicioa of grand tladt of an
automobile.
1010-Luis Maldonado
. Perez, 21. of Santa Ana ..
arrested on suspicion of petty
theft.
AUESTS
OSOO-:Micbad Jama Willi-
ama, 23, of Long Beach was
anated on suspicion of posses..
lion of burglary tools.
34. of Newport Bcacli was
anated OD IUlpicioa ol wrildc-
meanor drunk driving.
SUNDAY, MAJlCB 2'
ClllMES
I J -'5-An assault with a
deadly weapon occurred in the
vicinity of Marine A~ue and
Bayside.
MONDAY, MARCH 23
CIUMl'S
1230-A coat valued at S2 IS
was reported stolen from a
cock.tail lounge in the Four
Seasons Hotel located at 690
Newport Center Drive.
1745-Vandals reportedly
caused $200 in damage to a car
parked in the vicinity of San
Joaquin and Marguerite.
2200-A ncckJacc valued at
$9,000 was reported stolen from
a residence in the I 500 block of
Placentia.
ARRESTS
1300-RuueD Edward Hogle,
19, of Garden Grove was
arrested on suspicion of assault
with a deadly weapon.
1300-Ronald Dean Hogle,
23, of Garden Grove was
arrested on suspicion of assault
with a deadly weapon.
TUfSDAY., MARCH 24
CRIMES ,,,
1410-Navigation and fishing
equipment valued at S9, 125 were
reported stolen Lrom a boat
moored in the I 200 block of
West Coat Hichway.
14~A car stereo valued at
$800 wu reported stolen from
a car pubd in the 400 block
of F.as&. Coat Highway.
1440-Watcbea valued at
S700 were reported stolen from
a raickace in the 2100 block of
Miramar. I'• ~ car ltereo valued at
S200 wa re~ stolen from
a car pubd in tbe 1900 block
of Port LOcbleip..
A••DTS
Don\ LetAnother
MrekGo~
Our dieters lose an mnee ol
17t.o 25 lbs.in iustsix weeks.And so can you.
Our oounselors will show you
how &o lose weight quickly. reel
greaL and keep lhe •'eight olf.
So cal now ror a rree oonsullaUon.
Diet nter
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Huntinalon Beach
Fount.aa Valley
19S3l Brach 81¥11.
S. W. Corna o( Yorktown
0200-Randall John Griffin,
21, of Corona del Mar w~
arrested on suspicion of giving
false information to a peace
officer.
15()()-Donald Robert Jones,
33, of Costa Mesa was arrested
on suspicion of commercial
burglary.
2355-Marie Anne Hollick,
26, of Newport Beach was
arrested on suspicion of disor-
derly conduct.
WED~DA Y, MARCH 25
CRIMF.S
1130-Vandals reportedly
callled ~.ocs in ct•maae to Gary
and Coaipuy Clotbin,g located
at #119 Fashion Island.
1400 A bicycle valued at
$200 was repon.cd stolen from
a~ in the 200 block of 34tb
St..._
ARRf.sTS
0130-Paula Gene Taplin, •3 .
of Huntington Beach was
arrested on suspicion of misde-
meanor drunk driving.
0200 -Patrick Edward King.
~ of Tustin was arrested on
suspicion of misdemeanor drunk
driving.
TllUllSDA Y, MARCH 2'
ClllMl:S .
083S-A boat .motor v&lucd at
$900 was reported stolen from
a dinghy in the I 00 block of
Bayside Drive.
0900-A Porsche mirror
valued at S5SO was reported
stolen !Tom a car parked iD the
200 block of Opal
13SO-A camera lens valued
at S600 was reponed stolen from
-1730-Bri.-. Qliver Dona-
th~ 20, of Rome. ~ Y ort
was arrested on suspicion of
petty theft.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27
CRIMES
· 1215-A fur coat valued at
S6.000 was reported stolen from
a residence in the 400 block of
Vista Roma.
1300-Jewelry valued at
S 13.SOO and CWTC1lCY totaling
S6.000 were reported taken
during a robbery in the 100 block
of Wellington Court.
I SOO-Stereo equipment
valued at S4.9S4 was reported
stolen from a residence in the
1900 block of West 16th Street.
I 530-A bicycle valued at
SSSO was reported stolen from
a garage in the 1800 block of
Newport Hills Drive.
1840-A ca'se of indecent
exposure was reported in the 200
block of 6 lst Street.
ARRESTS
0830-Douglas Franklin
Smith, 26, of Costa Mesa was
arrested on suspicion of disor-
derly conduct.
2345-Jobn Michael Holden
Villanueve, 23, of Newport
Beach was arrested on suspicion
of possession of cocaine for salic.
SA TUJlDA Y, MARCH 21
CRIMES
1130-Watcbcs valued at
Sl,800 and a television valued at
t2SO were reported stolen from
a residence in the I 00 block of
Seabird.
ISIO-Vandals reportedly
c;ansc:d $200 in damage to a car
1600-Robert Dewayne
M undcn, 24, of cwport Beach
was anutcd on suspicion of
residential burglary.
1700-Randal Alan ZuniJ!a
AR~TS
0200-Sandra Rae Durkin,,,
43, of Sepulveda was arrested on
suspicion of battery on a person.
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Secie·
Bohemian gala for Opera Pacific founders ,
lo keeping with the premieR
perf orm•Nx: of La Boheme, co-
cbain Mu.inc and Robert Gib-
son decided to me the opera•s
setting as the theme for a gala
honoring the founcten of Opera
Harborlites
Pacific.
Le Meridien ballroom was ·
festively decorated to reaemble berg, Jan Truesdell, Ellie Knox,
the Latin Quarter of Paris. So Eve Fouuard, Ann McLean and
it follows that French food, Myril Kreuder.
wines, music and, naturally. • • •
excerpts from J>uccini•s opera 060klahoma" brought together
entertained the many guests. the President's Associates for
Opera Pacific is a merger of their annual spring event. The
people, who some 2S years ago performance naturally was pres.-
had the perception and commit-coted by Chapman College stu-
ment to found an Orange den~ preceded by a reception
County-based opera company. and buffet dinner.
It is these f ounden who we~ PA is a group of individuals
honored with an artistic medal-who have joined the College
lion at this black-tie affair. President, Buck Smith, to
New founden of the society enhance the quality of teaching
arc the C. Jay Kurtu:s. Margaret through financiaJ support.
and Carl Karcher. the Roger Amo ng those members attend-
Johnsons, Ray Reeves, Eliza-ing were Susan and Robert
beth Colycar Vincent, Nancy Beechner, Shirley and Jack
Zinsmcyer. the George ~ Caspenon. Pat and Tom Elliott
Clair Higgins and the Carl (who also donated the flowers),
Bozzos. Betty and Francis Griset, Nancy
Committee mcmben assisting Hoffmann, Ruth M~ Sandy
tbc Gibsons were Li.Ilic Hinde, and Thad Montgomery, Maggie
Isabel Montupct, Ray Hare, and Donlin Murphy, Libby and
Anne Pange, J oanne Sokolski, Ed Pankey, Mae and Dennis
LaDoma and Robcn Eicben-Parrett, Gloria and Julian Peter-
IY•IA•IU•I
ion, Helga and Bob Pralle,
Marty and Vern Ummell,
Nadine and Harmon Wilkinson
and Tom Wilek. . • • •
~pringtime in Newport .. cer-
tainly assisted High Hopes, the
country•1 first non-profit bead
injury Rbabilitation center.
Sponsored by the National
Charity League Junion of New-
port, over S0Q, attended the
luncheon and fashion show hdd
at the Newport Marriott.
Judy Weightman dWred the
event with the help of Pat Lamb,
Nell Dahn. Diane Fiducci~
Avivia Forster, Mary Godber,
Trudi Kem, DoDD.J ~de. Jan
McCaugbey, Jery Wall and
Susie Wong. •
Some of the guests attending
wcR Arleen Simbro, Oi&DllC
Walden. Cecilia Berry, Lurline
T~ Lee Munson. Karen Tha-
gard. Erika Williams and Nancy
Swan.
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Kathy and Roger Bobbs'
handsome home, "Cua La
Cuesta, .. was tbe setting for the
brunch which honored the
undenniten of the fortbroming
VteD.Dae BaD to be bdd at the
Newport Marriott, May 9.
Tbele -crystal CiJde• sup.
porters were treated to a Spanisb
inspired theme includi•a t1ae
depat buffet catered by Tbe
TumipR.09C.~art,
fuhiom ud the tnditioDal
silent auction of • ....,., aystal •••
Patrons of -the Lapa& Art
MU#U• were reccady boDORd
at a cocttml 1.ajAion. baited
by Gucci of Soutla C.oat Plar.a.
They are endnlled With the
leCODdary Mall lite.
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OUR CLIENTS WRITE
Re: Sale of tbe 'China House'
Deu Christa and Gerry:
Judy, I and my family wish to express our sincerest
thanks to both of you for your compctent9 patient and
professional handling of a very difficult transaction.
Marketing and selling property consisting of several
underwater lots, two improved lots and two
unimproved lots owned by various family members
living in Alaska, Idaho and various parts of Southern
California was a f onnidable task. I am pleased to say
that your calm manner and timely advice helped to
ease us all through the maze to a successful conclusion.
y t!r}' truly yOllTS,
Robert M. Newell, Jr.
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ONGS OF NEWPORT, INC.
3" SAN MIGVD., SUITE -
NEWPORT BACH, CA 92'!1
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University of California: Dream or rear ? •
I mmt be a real old-timer. lier •a• awa..,.. I -. Jwt to idy. b ii • i•-ms to r ••le
be 111re aid .apply to a sa.te tbe ,...... ol * 1., 11 r
~.-=IL -. • ldaaol. wl 1 r& ..... HI •• Id
I can 1ewembcr my fina few
yean of high~ eoon•ding,
and bow easy it was to plan
programs for tids who wanted
to get into the University of
California system. Tbac wen:
course requirements. I mapped
them out with the students and
their families. There were SAT
and other test requirements. I
told the students about them and
they took those tests. If they
passed the classes, achieved
around a ·e· average, and scored
about average on the tests, they
got into their choice of campus.
SueKauth
The iatenicw mdl Witi J...:t their Ii.a acariaa ap tMir
in tears. I am cloee to tcan practM>akn for die risk c:iol:.
myself. For I caanot ralJy liege.
As the years went by, some
things began to change. The
course rcquittmcots were tough-
ened up. Algebra 2 was added-
a development I applauded.
Berkeley, and then UCLA
bcc.ame a little choosy. Then
they bcca.mc quite choosy. We
started to warn kids that they
needed high test scores and
really high grades for Berteky.
Preny soon UCLA started turn-
ing away higb~ber students as
of ten as they admitted them.
The students at our school
started to become nervous. A "C
grade as cause for hysteria.
They would ask me if they could
take that ·c · over in summer
school to improve the GPA.
Kids entered Algebra 2 with a
tutor ahead) in place. T ens100
hcatrne the campus ambiance.
Things have gotten worse.
Every spring I meet with approx-
imately 130 sophomores and
their families. The saddest cases
are the families from out~f-statc
who have beard of the .. wond-
erful U.C. S)stem." You
remember! If a kid lives in the
state and meets the requirc-
men~ be win be guaranteed
admission. right? Wrong.
Herc is a typical sophomore
meeting with a naive or out~f
statc famiJy. It is no longer a
pleasure. It no longer satisfies
Am-u-t. n.n Lnti. F• I·-Id • 75'-1177
my need for omnisciew:
Me: 06Hcllo. Janet. How are
you, Mr . Willard? Janet's
grades look pretty good for a
Calif omia State college ...
Mrs. Willard: -what do you
mean, a Cal State? We want her
to go to UCLA."
Mc: .. Ha ha! Janet needs a 3.6
GPA or more, tons of physi~
calcuJus and all the math and
foreign language she can take ...
Janet {oear tears): 06But I want
to take business cowscs. And my
soccer takes up a lot of study
time. What about UCI? ...
Mc: •Hard to predict. They
turned away 5,000 qualified
students for Fall '87 ...
Mrs. Willard: .. What about
UCSB? ..
Mc (looking at the ·ground):
-rhcy turned away 9,000. With
predict anymore which ~ I think tbe Uaivcnity of
will take what type or ltDdent. Califoraia ..... ldcomeriptovt
Do grades count? Of' coane. and admit tbey. arc e:iPt pl'fytlu,
DOcs a riprous acadCiDic pro-hi~~ Tlleclra.m
gram mo 50mctbiJa& ewn if that any qualified iaidcat can
the grades arc a bit lower? I tiope enroll at the campas Ofbil cbOice
so. Will Berkeley i~ ethnic isa m~ I wish thae~ fwids
background? I bear rumon to to create more campuses.
lbc contrary. I try not to believe I kno that my tnoWledgc of
them. I have problems enough collqe funding is pitiful But l 'd
without adding the variable of lite' to be able to point a kid in
a student's heredity to the puz-the direction of a campus be
zlc. longs for and see him get in.: Is
My need to be knowlcdgr.able that aSking too much?
is not being met anymo~. A kid
with a 3.6 GPA is admitted to CoWd we get enoiagb funds to
Berkeley. A brilliant Orienta) open some more campuses?
What can I tdl ., lhldcnts tract star with a 4.0 is turned besides .. 1\n sonyr I 1rilh I
away. Why? The truth is the only knew. ·
campus this year which will .
admit anyone who meets the
rcquiremcuts is U. C. lliftrside..
By the time my sopboinorcs are
seniors,. UCR will probably also
tum away applicants.
Our school is fiDcd with aax-
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opist -" ~ •• l«.J
/iflblk /rip sdtooL Slw .. ltn
lrusb.td ~ willt llwir f ow-
Y~•r-old Kiri in N~wport
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Meetings & Events tile Shcrmaa Library and
Gardens. 2647 East COMt lligb-
way, Corona del Mar. Both
neats will SW1 • DOOll. Braille Institute'' Orange volunteers with two special
County Center will honor its luncbcom, April 14 and 21. at
l'&!tu, Seadailea' Olly,
Plottla's Day. Any Day
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proeram will fail~ -tdiws
from Wanda ......., director
o1 the Bnillc .._.. ..... °"' r
Couty c.c:.ta-. Jw o~.
director ol volaatecr m •ices at
Brailk i..itm1c. R.W. &.def,
Braille lastilate•1 euc.tive
director, ad •·men 81 ille
6bnry INMud ol .avilOla for
Sbermaa Libr-.y ad a..&
Braille lastitate•s <>n.aac
Couty Ccacer is .kiw: I Jal ll 577
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There wiD be a free Easter
party for Coster f am.ilies in
Orange Couaty on Smulay,
April 12, from 2-S p.m. at
TcWintk Park in C.. Mesa.
Tbc:re wiD be an E•a Bunny,
do~ balloom. cliiC joctey, bot
d~ drinb. orpnizt.d pn:s
and entataimnmt throapaut
the afternoon.
For more inf onnat.ion call
7Sl-9656.
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Tbc Soalh Coast MasicaJ
Theater will be holdina w1>-
tiom for its upcM'i• prodac-
tioo of ""OliYer!• in the dance
room aa UaMnily lligb Sc:bool
ia lm.c OD Moilday, April 13.
···i91at7p.a.
Tbe ...titiom are f cw YCJm11
paformen, ... 9 to 16 JQB.
ud aaditioKn aho1IJd wear
dncr dotbes and be pn:pwc:d
to liDa a number from a •o.J-
way mnsiral.
For more iaf ormaaiola. con-
taca the «heala • 640-6l03 or
859-4134.
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...... THE NEWPORT B•GNl100STA MESA NEWSllRWE TODAY ..... II
Limited partnerships under the new iax laws
If yoa9t'C one of the many
people who ia•ested in tu
sbdtcr.w.ited partDenbips in
receat ye.an. JoU bow IJaat the
Tu Reform Ad of 1916 sipif-
icantly cartails your tu WJi1e.
ofla.. Lo.a from limited part-
ncnlaips (DOW C'.l!IJal ~ ..
lows) will be only partially
deductible apinst yom Wary
md portfolio income for the
next few yean-and eventually
will not be dcdactibk at all
Money Making Money
nm~
vennuca, are C1lJ'mltly being
deftJopcd by pertJlerlllip lpOD-
son and llUll'tda'I, and some
are alrady snilabk.
After di.suming yoar situa-
tion lhoroap.ly with your finan-
cial comubant and ~
yoa may find that ian• sting in
one or more of tbc8c new part-
nership programs i$ the best way
for you to proceed. Or, it may
be that the next two years'
deductibility will be substantial
enough to sbieJd you from real
fioanciaJ hardship, especially if
you 're near the end of your pay-
in period. Still another possibil-
ity is that the sponsor of your
panncnbip program may re-
structure or refinance it at
today's lower ~ thus reduc-
ing your required contribution.
certainly paanmta:s you lcp1
and fmurial problems (m the
form of a suit by the general
partner and/ M an DlS ~
mmt of tua on km deductions
JOO~ already taken). As for
tdling your partnership uniu,
the ICCODdary martd is illiquid.
YOU may oat be a.bk to find a
buyer aa all-and if yoa do, it
will pr-obably be a spcatlator
who will pay you only 30, 40 or
maybe SO cems on the dollar.
But nm if you are ltill com-
mined to paying in to a part-
aenbip ~there is DO need to
pa.ajc. Although your rate of
return may not be as bigb as you
anticipa1ed, it is likely that you
can salvage a good dcaJ of your
return if you take appropriate
measures DOW.
The fmt thing to do is mate
sure you uodersta..od the new
rules and lam.inology. The tu
law ~J11Mict-c three kinds of
income: camed income(~
bonuses, commissions, etc.);
portfolio income (returns from
aocb, bonds, mutual funds and
other securities); and a new
category, pasUYC income. .
The latter is deriwd from a
business or activity in wbicli you
do not materially participatc-
thal is, you are not involved on
a regular. continuous and sub-
sumtial basis. It is only against
passive income that your part-
nership losses can still be off set
dollar for dollar.
If you have passive losses in
excess of passive income. for the
next four years you can still
partially off set tber agaimt
M1111l11 llr S•111
n • •1LU11 .. c11111
Ways to find out how
things are really going
Bow are things going?
YOU probably ask this ques-
tion of your employees daily.
AR you sure you are getting the
true annren to tbeK questions?
AR the amwen bdpin& you
keep yoa.r business on a healthy
and prosperous course?
Boaes are often the lasl to
know the real answen to th.ii
question. As a raal~ costly
leadasbip md m•nariaJ mm..
liom and erron in judp1e11t
occur. Bee••• of the lack al
.,... jfic feedt.ck DCC tied to plaD
ad tatc c:om:am -=tiom for
improwwnt, die hem fails to
ad and ..... dlcctitdy.
To overcome tlDs problem
COlllpDJ leeden haft .... die
Wl1ically Jjnbd iatcnicw ~
cal to lldp Cffi)Olle iD tbC
........,,ett11iespecificwwu1 .. cw to arow ad ao to mper
lcvdl Of peat pcdonn•Dtt
111c bcm:Ctts you llCl from
c:omlacring a ftrtica11y tinted
in1cnicw procas come wbea
JOG iavolft all employus ia
small-group iDteniewl around a
set of open.ended questions
rdaaed to a specific topic. Usina
this procas, your people will
tend to share opcaly and tell
about thinp the way they really
see them. ~ a rauh of usiq
tJDs proc:as., efti JODe ID yotu
company will get new insights a ,.,. ..
··Good service.
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otha' kinds of income. The law
permits a 65 percenl writcoff ol
excas paaWe losses this year;
40 peatall in 1988; 20 peu:eor
iD 1919; and 10 percent in 1990.
Starting in 1991 . no excess
passive Iossa can be deducted~
However. unused passive losses,
wbctber subject to the ftve-)"Caf
pbase.-out or not, can be carried
foTWard inde.f Ulitely to offset
passh:e income gennated in the
future.
This means that by making
new investments in iocome-
oriented or capital-gaios-
orimted limited partoerships-
whicb prod uoe passive incomc-
invcstors with large c:u:us pas-
sive losses can substaDtially
reduce their tu bills for yea.rs
to come. Such limited partner-
ships. mainly in real estate
Whatever you do. don "'l act
hastily or take counterproduc-
tive steps. For inst.a.nee, some
people ba\.-C considered -Walking
a• ay .. from their limited pancr-
ship inYestments or trying to sell
them to others. Defaulting on
contractual obligations almost
The new tax law has unques-
tionably changed die rules in the
middle of the game for many
in\.utors. But it•s most impor-
tant to keep in mind that ~-en
panncrsbips designed as tax
shelters •ere structured on
sound economic coosidcrat.ioru.
The kC} is lO SU) with the
in\ estment for the long t.enn.. If
}OU can accept a lov.er return
ao the form of reduced tax
beocf JtS DO • ~OU ma) rcaliz.c a
\'Cr)' good return in the end.
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consuham .. -un Sheanon uh-
man BT01ltns in .-.·~ pon Beach.
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Business Briefs
tMlfrlt--•m lia Plf CKIOW
diva., .... pE Illy If f I Ill ila
alrilitJ to procaa loUI for
M•r•SJUL
................ So-ti •
C1f'• ·1 Act• s a at Aw•
OiilEBC., lllld m:E tly.
Aaociate V1ee President M.--
da a ' , the top sales MIOCi1te
at the Newport Beach office of
Coldwell Banter Residential
Real Estate Services, bas been
named the number-one sales
associate for the company's
South Orange County Region in
1986, announced Don Miller,
Senior Vice President and
Regional Saks Manager.
For her impressive sales
record, Bents was awarded
membenhip to the firm's exclu-
sive President's Oub for the fifth
year. Tb.is award represents the
top 9 percent of the company's
sales agents. • • •
Newport Pacific Funding eorp. bas named a new vice
president to· bead the farm's
rapidly growing escrow division.
company President Magdy
Hanna bas amaouna:d.
..._. Fos, with teo years
of escrow experience ia Orange
County, will guide the escrow
division through the recently
announa:d company expansion
that will see Newport Pacific
Funding double in size during
the current year.
Newport Pacific F1111ding,
headquartered in Newport
Beach. is one of the country\ JO
largest mortgage brokerage
firms and one of the only ones
Foa.•Im.rr1il "·~
die firm ia Nowmber llfta' fas
JQn • • ar:row officer witJa
0nnae COMI Tllk in Saata
Ana. She hep• her career with
Tn-wrica Title hlidiillCe
Co. in Santa Ana in 1976.
• • •
Sfftm P. •elrt* d, a com-
ma'Cial office spa:ietist with the
~ BeiCb office of Norris.
Beus ti. Simpson. received
AfacAdam •• ~
a ,.._,. ••
and dilccna-ways to enbantt
individual. wort group and
organizational performance.
The .tvantages of inteniew-
ing evayone come when you
involft all of your people in the
inteniew procas. In this way.
they will feel listened to and want
to become part of the solution
to naging problans or conO:icts
within your company. Tiiey will
feel ownenhip and rapomaDil-
ity for bdpina to build a better
wort environment and
enhanc:al quality and service for
your enterprise.
[)=eH Blinl,p11 r"k•oldie
fall --....... wl c:om-
llic:rc:ial ra1 --firm. aad Joha ........ vice preaidcat
aad ..... • •• I or die
co ,.., .. SoMilt• c.&ronia
repon, pracated RatMhaoj
wi1la d9c Pl "f 21-. A.-1 for
llis~Ol'W!reMN~ ....
ti. Simpson •1 oatstandina
regional ... ~ ia 1916.
Rccopiud • Soatba1a Cali-
f onna •1 top prodaccr for a
Tbe sacps for condll((ting a
9atically tinted intcnicw pro-
cess are easy to implement and
are ~teed to help you get
de«Wed infonutioa about the
degree to Wbicb peat perf or-
mancz is occwing in most any
area of your compaay. It will
also FDCI Ille ideas about how
to .. .._.,,.. peat pa1omua.,,.. in
your compaay. Tbe sacps arc:
I. Detepaiae the f11nction
that DCCds lbtlaglh"rin&, Rell•
poor intapcnoaal ca--a-
lions, low morale. IQlll';kar ftlucs
and goals.. CK VJM:lear roles and
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MODllRN llllWPORT llllACH-DICALComPLllX
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1501 Supenor. Ne.port Beach
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Superior
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1525 SuPf!lior. Newport Beach
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
AND A TOUR CONTACT 8-iJ L F.t1n (714) 645-2087
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Boes Maaili Ba11·1e1 Pral>-
~ bl ..... elected as
Praidcat ol tM 1"6olosicaJ
SoeidJ ol Sorel Im c.liforni.a.
Dr. "illlr, 80 ii DiNctor' of
J)iapo-ric Ulb._.Bd at Hoag
B"lpital, Ml jNCtiowly been
Paad:• ol Ille On • County
Radiolo11 Society.
... I. Im THE NEWF'OAT ENSIGNICOSTA 'ES& NEWSllfMHE TODAY .. 11
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-from ten fine restaurants -
FIVE CROWNS • ROTHSCHILD'S. • GEN KAI
THE QUIET WOMAN • THE THAI-TOUCH .
HEMINGWAYS • CARMELO'S
TREES· • PARADISE CAFE • PANAMA JOE'S
New! Enjoy the fine cuisine of our best local restaurants
without cooking ... witho.ut leaving home!
ONE PHONE CALL to Restaurant
Express~ and in 30 to 45
minutes you11be enjoying
great dining without the
inconvenience of cooking,
and without the trouble
and expense of getting .
dressed up, driving, parking
and tipping
at the restaurant.
..
7wo old friends ckopped in
unexpectedy, and I didnT
have a thing to serve. One
phone cal and 30 minutes
later we had four beautiful
Rothschilds salads and
Fetlucine Andreino on the
table. It was unbelievable!
What a great kJear
FRF.SH •ear -you can rount
on it When you order from
Rt!sfmmlnf F.xpt~DI. 0ur
trained operators take your
older on conrputer and trammit
it instantly, direct to printers
in the ft?staurant kitCben.
Your order is~ quickly,
then rushed to you by our
waiter-drivers. It arrives
fresh and hot (or a>Jd, if that's
what it's supposed to be).
Ready for your enjoyment.
CALL NOW
"We called before we left Palm
Springs at 5:30 pm and asked to
have IM> dnners from
Herringways delivered at 8 pm.
It was right on time, and $!f!erb!
What a convenience!"
833-1872
We'll deliver a menu book
to you today!
CALL 833-lBTZ NOW-
and we'll deliver our menu
boo~ which contaim the
complete menus of our member
res1aurants: Carmelo's, Trees,
Rothschild's, The Quiet w~
Five Crowm, Gen Kai, The Thai-
Toadt, Hemingways, Paradise
~~·.~ Cafe, and PanamaJoe's.
'My husband and/ both M1tft
and often get home late.
· Fniquently, neither one of us
feels like cooki1g. We've
already tried Restaurant
ExpressDI IMce, and both
times the set\1Ce was prompt,
the food piping hot, and the
chedc less than what we would
have paid at the restaurant
It's a winnerr'
GOOD-ANDFAST! Ordersare
accepted front 4 pm to 9:45 ~
seven days a week. Preparation
times and deliWty times vary,
but normally your food will
be at your door within 30 to 45
minutes of your call. YOU
may pay by cash, or use your
major aedit card
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ART
are 2 p.m.. to 6 p.m.. on April • I' I rnlu 1• _. sem
11 and 11 a.m.. to 5 p;m.. oa April • ..... • a exlrilliliOn by Armea
12 and 13. C.aD 962-Sl89. ~will display tbroap
Clri1e 81 I ... 1'1 s ...... °'''I I a .m paf'orm April II from5to9p.a. Ill tbeNewport
De A I Spma Sllow al
Awricaa Ard.a of D' r•
Bnnla Pailltia1 will display
worb April 11-13 at the Costa
Mesa Center of COMtline com-
m unity College, 2990 Mesa
Verde~ Costa Mesa. Hours
-S,.' I• W•e Ir,• aa am-.
bitioa of Chi•• brush ~
ting. will display tbroap April
JO at Western Fedc:ral $aviap.
Corporate Plaza, Newport
Beach. Call 644-72SS.
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PAT ALLEN'S
Conf ermtt for Suunsful RellitiolUllips
SAT., APRIL 11, 1987 • 8:45 All-4 Pll
ORANGE COAST COUEGE -ROBERT llOORE THEATRE
2701 Fauview Road (at Artington), Coilm Mesa
THE l([Y TO StJCCf'..SS e FOR MEN el WOMEN
• RELA TIOHSHIPS
•DATING TECHNIQUES
• MARRIEOISINGLES
•REJECTION
eAOOICTION
•COMMUNICATION SKfLLS
• orvOACE RECOYERY
•SEXUAL VICTIMS
• AE-MARAIAGE
• SELF-ESTEEM
THIS EVENT IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN
HOW TO ACHIEVE HIGHER LEVELS IN YOUR LIFESTYLE
De I; •Nnrs,.,,•~-••S.. ..
FEE:l20.00
INFORllA TION: (714) 41:1 1111
U.', t •d It'' g •• b Ad•-RtJi 1 t
Mq 3 at Diw Swone G-P ry.
271 Forest 'Avenae. Lapna
Bcedt Boan~ 10 La to 5
p.a.. MondaytllroaP s.t.nlay
and 11 LIL to Sp.a OB Sanday.
Call 494-2440.
•acta w.riou Batel ad :fen-
nis Oab. 900 Newport C.entcr
Drift, Newport BadL Buffet
senecl before tile concert.
TICbts are S 12.50. Call 640-
4000.
-n.e T .. h Td I: Tm Tiie Cs '•e, "=z 1 Trio is
a.. Artifact I• tile Greco-performing Tuesday through
8wa PeriM" will display Sat1riay Dig11ts at 7.ot ._ J.:.Oanae
through April 30 al Cal State_ in die IJ'rine Hilton aad Towers.
Fullerton's University Library. · 17900 Jamboree Blvd., lni.ne.
Admission is free. Houn are 9 o COYCr c:lwJie. Call 863-3111.
a.m.. to S p.m.. Monday thrOugb
Friday.
Worb ~ Ridl Taylor, Wi rn.
ofdlelMA I 'R .........
Hart.or Art A9lcK:letlam Sllow
... ~ De .... Cllica
P•oto Comest Wbmen will
display through April 24 at the
Huntington Beach Central
Library.
Plloto1rapu by Fraacnu
Wood a will display through
May 2 in the UCl Fux Arts
Gallery. Admission is free.
Hours a.re noon to S p.m .•
T•nday through Saturday. Call
8~10.
Wu CGhtt. cm ... waitac.
Ion by Wally Sellaaer will
display through April 30 al
Quorum Gallery, 374 . Coast
Highway, Lguna 8eacb.. Hours
arc JO a..m. to 4 p.m. daily. Call
494-4422.
MUSIC
... T•c Passioa of Oar Lor4
ACCOI' ,. I to S.-Matdww"
will be pcrf ormcd at the Oranse
County Performing Arts Center
b)' the Mast.cf" Chorale of OranF
County on April 11 beginning
at 4 p.m. Dinner served during
intermission. TJCteu arc SS-SJO.
Call SS6-ARTS or SS6-MCOC.
T•c Padflc SJ•p•oay aa4
Pacific a.orale will perform
.. Verdi: Requiem• OD April 12
.. 7 p.m.. in the OrulF County
Performing Arts Ccala' in Co.aa
Mesa. Tdets are S8-S23. Call
SS6-ARTS.
STAGE
.. Dc•o•• tl1e Saow," set al
Suttcr's Fon in 1847 will play
April 10 through May 9 at The
Grove Theater. I 28S2 Main
Strut in Garden Grove. Tackcts
are SIO-SIJ. Call 636-nlJ.
•Jolm Wi11J aM die •cpie, .. a
fantasy about the city-state of
Hex where bees think tbcy are
people and vi« vena, will play
April 10-12 at Golden West
College, Huntington Beach.
T act.ets arc S2 .SO-SJ.SO. Call
89S-8367.
• ... ,. by Tom Topor will play
through April 11 al tbe Costa
Mesa Civic Playhouse. 661
Hamilton St.. Costa Mes.a.
Rccom.mmded for adult audien-
ces only. Call 6SO-S'2fll.
"'CoW Swat .. is playing throup
April 13 at the South Coast
Repertory. 65S Town Center
Dri"-c· Costa Mesa.. T1etcu are
SIS to S23. Call 9'S7-40l3.
~ Mill Fll'eel'Kbr COlltm•
will play through April 12 at the
cwpon Theater Arts Cc:ntcr,
250 I Cliff Drive, 1 ewpor1
Beach. 8 p.m. curtains. T ICkets
are available from the box office
or rc:serft by phone. 631-0m.
"Tlae s.,portia& ~., a
human comedy a.boat fl irN.khip
will play through April 11 •
Westminster Commaaity
Tbeal.CI', 1T12 Maple SL, West-
minster. Call 99S-4113.
0rance County: It's yours for $100 a ) tar.
r
Subscn0e to Blacl&ol, Orange County 's
Master Calendar of charity and culnual events.
Complteriud lisrin~, ~ed momhly, and
lively coverage of events just past
H you·re ll.1ive in Orange~' you can't
afford to be without il.
For a coo••lima•1ry islue, write BlrkBoot,
P.O. Bol. IS0).;184, Corona dd Mir, CA
'262S' or JO-<J62-u.6S.
•
DANCE
n. Jw lhra Droze C.-.
..., will perform April 11 ·Ill I
p.a in OCl'I Ymc Am Yan. ne..er. TICtcb lft SS-SIO. CaD
~sooo.
A ua u 'r D•N C-Cet
will be 11.... April 10 and 11
in UCl9s Yme Arts CoDmt HaD..
Curtain Ill I p.m.. Tddl 11R S4-
S6. Call 856-SOOO.
"H••••htk Daaees"' is the
theme of a computeT based
music and modern dance ~
gram scbcchakd to take -place
April 11 at 8 p.m.. in Orange
Coast College's Fine Arts Rec-
ital Hall. Tickets are S4 in
advance, S5 at the door. Call
432-SUO.
lldd Padfia will prwwwt •a.
....,. 011 April II al 8 p.m..
and April 12 al 3:30 p..m... at the
Laguna Moulton PlayboUK,
606 Laguna Canyon Rud~ Laa:
una 8eadL Tdds are S 10 for
adulls and S8 for cbildren. Call
494-7271.
The Pacific Sympboay
Orchestra bas announaod the
appointment of James Med~
f ormerty of the Houston Sym-
pbony, to the post of general
rDaM8fT.
Medviu was raised in Long
Beach. and graduated from
UCLA with a BA in music.
~ bis 11 yeai: tmure in
Hous~ Ta.as., be Served in a
variety of positions with the
Houston Symphony? Houston
Grand ~ Houston Ballet,
Houston Pops and the ~
for the PafOI mine Aiu. illdud-
iag thole of Old• sua man.,:r,
prodaction m•nagrr. penonnd
m•Dll" and bead librarian. ID
.Witioa, Medwitz beads up bis
cnra pcrf orming arts ICI rica
organinrioa which proricla
CODCeat procluctiom, Rpatoirc
ud 611nrycaeR1"ina1awica to
DOCed coaducton, paf orming
artista and ar1I orpaWdiom..
.. I..., THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllfMNE TODAY ,.17
SCRWA recognizes Costa Mesa superstar
LocaJ diners who savor the
treasures of continental cuisine,.
marvelous service and a cozy
atm05pherc Y•on l be surprised
to am that Ember•s Restaurant
in Costa Mesa bas been recog-
nized as the most promising new
~California reswuant
in the coutinmul division by the
Sovt.bera California Rcstamam
Writers Association. o un.all
feat.
About the only one who was
surprised was Bill Den kier.
Ember's guiding force. ·1 just sat
thae. I was sure they had only
read the name as being nomi-
nated. not winning," said
Dentler on a n:c:ent Sunday
eftDing. •we feel w:ry honored.,.
Racking up the requisite
points to qualify for tbe awanl
is a difrlC'.dt chore. Bat Denkkr
and bis crew do a superior job
and I couJdn l agree with their
c:boice for the boaor m<ft heart-
ily. Whal is eftD more amazing
than the qaality ol Ember-•s food
is the pricing that it is able to
maintain in a world of <na'-
pria:d and overrated meals for ••• Dent.la basn' changed much
in the rmaurant since opening
Ember•s just a year ago. This is
still one of the bat barpias in
town in fine carina One of the
•hinp dial we lite best is that
cozy ~ and friendly,
yet drpnt, service.. rm a fan ol labksidc cooking.
WhmeRa I haw the cJww: ol
-ring my food prepared before
my eya I take advantqe. My
laaat visit brought Denker to
oar table twice as be paepmal
menu i1am foe om enjoymmL
The C-Vr salad at Embtt's
is without a doubt one of the
fuat I've ever eaten.. But I
BREAKFAST
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~om :I!
QI tar T odllf If
badn•t enjoyed the spinach
flambc until our last visit. Seems
it wa$ a case of knowing that
I absolutely loved the Caesa1, so
why change. Ordering salad at
Embcr·s rill now become a
problem. The spinach is delight-
ful
The chasing is ~ creamy.
and span in proportion to the
spinach. bacon and pine nuts. A
bite from a good sized doOop of
Dijon mustard lingers after
every bite and mates the mouth
water for more.
It was wonderful to sec a
pcremiial favorite, steak Diane.
mowd from the .. special .. SUtUs
to the regular mtDu. Priced at
Sl7.9S the fort tender slices of
ftlet of beef served with a deJ..
icatdy Oarnrd sauce is a down-
right bargain. Watching our
gracious host prepare this spe-
cialty only made it more excit-
mg.
Because of insuraocz costs,
tableside cooking is becoming a
fading art in area restaurants.
It._ nice to know that the best
of the continental tablcside
dishes are bci..og faithfull)1Urned
om for admiring diners on a
rep1ar basis at Ember·s.
Finishing up the meal we
opccd for tbe patty cart and
enjoyed black fonst cake as a
last coune. Apin, my friend tbe
coffee chiD.ter com.meatcd that
Ember\ IC'l"YCS some of the best
coff'ee be bas been saw:d in a
restallrallL
Not only food pricing bas
been kept within bounds at
Emba"s bat the wine pricing
too.. Tbe list is not p&rticuJmfy
~ bat certainly a cut
above A¥a"aF OD all counts. } be
full bar saws CYe1J cooceivable
aJcobotic bnuage induding all
lbt favorite coflee drinks.
Reservations are always in
order at Embers as its fame and
f OrtUDe grow. Especially OD
nights when the Performing AIU
C.eoter crowds fill the house for
bclore.tbeater dinner, it is advis-
able to call a wcet in adYanc:e.
The food and aamospbere set tbe
stage for what is to follow
without bn:aking the budget for
weeks to come.
One of the most special eftDtS
one could treat family and
friends to for tbe Easter holiday
is Ember•s Sanday ·Buffet.
Priced at Sl6..9S, the food prom-
ises to be oatstandiag
Ember's Restaaru~ 2642
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
(71 4)646-2n4. Full Bar. Laacb-
coa and dinner daily. Raiern-
tiom pk1r Major credit caids..
Dinner for two. food only ala
carte from about S3S.
-Judy Duff>
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Private parties everyone
loves begin at Bob Burns
The elegant and intimate
Thisde Room at the beautiful
Bob Barns Ratauraot ia ~cw
port Beadl is nai1ablie f OT all
special privaae party needs Tbc
opuknt banquet room is de-
pntly deconted with a beautifu.J
stain~ glass ceiliiag, wall
m~ pai•ings and tf• hings
Tiie room also fearun:s com-
fortable and private booths and
sepaaaac table and dUlir gr~
iDp. Wb.alna-an i.Ddividuar1
needs., the Bob Burm manage-
ment will" be happy to tailor the
banquet menu to suit.
The Newport Bead> local:ioa
is at 37 Fubion Isl.and, bdwccu
Bullocks md Tbe Broadway.
The award-winning menu fea-
tures cream-e California misine
with an emphasis on quality.
attentive service and nriety.
Fresh fish is always available at
Bob ~ and OD.ly the finest
quality c:ati6ed aqm beef is
scncd.. AD catJcca are ser w:d
with seYeral fresh ftF'abks,
soap or u•wt. poullO and spe-
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Bob Burm is open daily (or
hmd1 and d.Umer, and there's
regular cnteTU.iomcat in the
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1oun1e.
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~Sparkling new effects add 'Glory' to show
•Y MAJlCUS DIETZ
~dlath~~
OMbes of tiphring, a cast of
hundreds indading live docb,
pe.cocta. donkeys and lambs.
and a d•nting array of lift
special effects. the prod1lcen of
1be Glory of~ term their
show the largest passion play on
earth.
Of course, for veteran Onmge
County theater-goers the grand-
ness of the Crystal Cathedral
presentation is nothing new. In
its fourth seaso~ the show just
seems to get bigger each year.
The newest version is even
longer, with more pageantry
than ever before.
In fact. the scrip~ written by
Paul David Dunn (who also
wrote the Catbedrars .. Glory of
Christ mas") incorporates new
scenes. staging, dancing and
music, in an atttmpt to dra-
matically strengthen the world's
largest p~ion play. And while
the play is no doubt more
historicall} accurate than
before. It also seems to drag
more. too.
The production runs a half-
boar~ than it did .... ,ar.
1rith molt of tbe extra time
deYoUd to portiayina facteel
dd•• TboaP importaat ill the
teaching of tbe Ealta' story. tbe
history Iman causes the pJay to
bog down a bit, as the audience
is buried in detail after deuil.
Still '1'be Glory of Easter, ..
depicting Christ's last days on
earth, remains packed with
spectacular special effects
includ ing lasers and fog
machines, impressive costumes
and a fine musical SCOR. This
year's expanded production also
features a couple of solo perfor-
mances, something the previous
versions were sorely in need of.
Robert Miller stars as Jesus,
and renders an outstandin~
believable performance. While
dying on the cross, bis agony.
pain and suffering bring a tre-
mendously human aspect to his
role. and be portrays t bcse
qualities nicely.
Also turning in solid perf or-
mances arc Christopher Carey.
who portrays Pilate, and jo. 'el
Bayne Christensen. who pla)"S
MM) Magdaknc. Her role has
bcacspa..,.. siaN.fM'8•1y.Dd
DOW iaclllda a tcedcr soq
recital Jam•ntina Of die Mind ...
is DOW depidcilJ JNU1IJ tJuoaab
song. and F.cl Qairop di6plaJI
a rich, fall Yoice as be linp about
die plc•ara al siabt ia -i Ca
See.• Tbis ICCDC ii Ollie of tile
IDOlt memorable iD die play.
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Local dance troupe offers modern, .
jazz, and other delights at PAC debut
T l:M years of performing
~raris before community groups
and with Bob Hopc·s USO
California tow have paid off (or
Orange County"s da.ncc troupe.
Dance ~oscope.
The T ustio-based troupe will
become the first community
dance troupe to perform at the
S70. 7 million Orange County
Performing Ans Center on
Thursday, April 23. and Frida)'.
April 24.
The pcrf onn.ances begin at 8
p.m. in the Center's 230-seat
Founders Theater. General
admission is SI 2 for adults, and
S8 for children and senior citi-
z.cm.
True to its name, Dance
Kaleidoscope ~ill present an
array of modem and jazz dance,
including upbeat.. contempor-
ary, avant-garde. creat.i,-e, lyri-
cal and classical choreography.
Under the artistic direction of
f ouoder Jeannine Englehart. the
cooccru will feature commiui-
oncd works by Hollywood and
Broadway t&lents such as Bill
Hastings, Fred Walton and
Doug Caldwell, as ~n as by
company members.
·we consider this two-oi.ght
eapgement a thri.D:ing oppor-
tunity to awaken OranF County
residents to the quality of taknt
deftloping in our own bact-
yard, .. s.ays Susie Vanderlip,
Dance ~alcidoscopc business
manager ... we·rc happy to be tbC rant to pn:sent modem and jazz
d•nia: arts al the Ccnlcr ...
Other dance troupes OD the
Center•s 1986-87 schedule
include tbc ew York City Ballet
and the American Ballet
TbtalCf'.
Tdeu to the Center perfor-
mances are available at the
Paf orming Arts Center\ ticket
office and through T actetron oudtts. .
For more information, phone
Susie V andatip at (714) WT-
2158 or (714) 633-3877.
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Al'll. I. 197 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/IAVlNE TOOAY .. II
•
Clapton, Collins and Cray singing the blues
aY Gl:ORGE PAPPAS
1k bl.a llita town in a big
way ~ 13, when English
pit.mt Eric ClaplOD and blm:s
m:M • r Robert Cny perform
• the Pacific Amphillleata.
For Oaptoa, it's tbe first time
lie .. played iD Or-. County
riace 1915.11dnlp with him
a crack bad featuring clrummer
Pllil Collins ..
Qaptoa is asmtJly at bis best
iJI a lne tdting. His strongat
coacerts are more than just
abowcws (or his fiery guitar
playing. They are Oapton •s
attempts at exploring bis obses-
sion with the blues form.
He reworks obscure blues
M>np daring his shows and
indada tllem along with his
own ~ compositi~
reYealing the connections
betwm his own wort and those
blues artists who ioflaenced him.
Rccmtly be bas pushed his
blues i.n.f1umca to the back-
ground of his music in favor of
a duller and more timid
approach aimed at the pop
charts. His latest record
.. August• is an example of this.
The rcco~ whicb was pro-
duced by tchJoc:bneisla Co~
reOccts an attempt to update
Clapton•s sound with the me of
Last chance
for rehearsal
series tickets
With only one more scheduled
for the cmRDt scason.(May 6),
~eith Clark and the Pacific
Symphony arc justifiably proud
of the results thus far an.ainM
with tbcir tint series of open
rebcanals. The open rehearsals
are presented at tbe Orange
County Performing Arts Cmla
in conjadjon with the 01cbcs-tra._ pal dnsics series.
Wbat started oat as an exper-
imeiltal ftDtGR has already
proftd to be a raoandina mc-
c:as. More tllaD a thousand
sUecriben U¥e responded in a
pocitift man-er to tbe opea
-«IK ..... , eccontiDa to orches-
tra wcea.. u~ to the c.c.-
ter, ad a tint for tbe Pacific . s, •• ...,. the opca rdarsals
ofta the opponunity (or an
inli"•c iafonnal loot at masic • ia tk mating
Oriliufty o&ftd as a sub-
acripboe 9efiea • the start o( the
cmrent ~admission to the
remaining open rehearsal on
May 6 is avai1a.bk at a siaglc
tictd price of only S7. Rehear-
sals begin at 7 p.m. with an
introductory Ja::ture by onc o(
tbe propanl principals
Tickets for the last open
rebeanal arc still available.
Open seating • provided in the
orcbatra lrYel aod iD the fust
tier. Those Wisliliii '° idtiOO
should coot.act eitba" lbe Orugt
Coant)· Performing Ans CC1ilCf
ticket Office or call tbc Pacific
Sympbolty at 973-llOD. Tdets
are lllio • uk • • TICt.ctroa
09lldl or Tddraa ail ('114) ~
IP« lill) 410-~
guitar synth azcn and syatbts-
md llorm.. Tbe raalt is a llollow
and lllaDDCl'Cd SOUDd that buries
Clapton .. taJeati.
Ropclully. aapcoa -wiD me
the upcoming C09Cert • aa
opporbmity co biC8lbt life into
his lleRI IOllp wl to cnmimx
to explore IDs bha roots.
Maybe tJae appearucc of
blwsmn Cny • opening act
will ..-k Qapton.
Cray, wt.o com 1 from die
T~Wa.ara,lm_.dle
qn•+dll+ leap &om small dabl
to a opc•i• .aim fm one al
Bored, tired Reynolds
can't beat Vegas dud
-.uaGu.a• (R) Fair-A
slapped-together modular
comedy about a bargJu
(Wboopi Goldberg) who turDS
sleuth in Saa Fnnrivo to beat
a murder rap. Goldberg makes
it almost hang toectJaer, her
enagy and ltl'CIC( smarts and
beautiful. consuming eyes eftD
·lift sceecs in which 1be docsn'
have the main action. And sbe
bas some other talent around
her, notably Lesky Ann Warren.
~ De Salvo. Elizabeth Rus-
cio and {if you like bis semi-
rctardcd Stooging) Bob Golclth-
wait. It ·s a plus-and-minus
movie; if the plmcs come out
ahead for you, you1l probably
leave smiling. Dira:ted by Hugh
Wilson.
•REAY-(R) Pocw-This title
is wrong; so is nearly n ·C1')1hing
in this cold. dead movie and
awful mix of garish wlgarity
and sentimentality. Burt Rey-
nolds. looting~. tired and
baked-in-leather. plays a Las
v cgas body-soarcl and gambler
•ho a~ bis former l~"Cf
(Karen Young). who bas been
raped and tortured by a mobster.
He also befriends a ricb wimp
(Peter Mac icol) who wants to
become a Real Man. Burt pro-
I
vi.des an advanced coune in
sadistic violence. Las V cgu
loots septic. and the flip m.
lope is lite bamades scraped
from the nnty bottoms of old
detective fiJms. With Diana
Scanrid, Wmddl Burton, eiD
Barry. Directed by R .M .
Richards.. who had a violent
falling-out with Reynolds.
•t£111AL WEAPO • (R)
Poor-Mel Gibson plays • sui-
cidal Los Aqela cop, prone to
risk-all ~iolmcc. ln the dawdling
first half. be has bis soul mass-
aged by a new partner (Danny
Glover) and the partaer•s Cosby-
like family. Then the mayhem
breaks ~ with crass exa:ss
and KO energy. as Gibsou nails
a mob of Va-Yet chug dcakn.
The villains have the best
moments, especially preening
Gary Busey as a peroxide blood
murder machine. Opportunistic.
ultra-shabby. the mo"'ic loads on
killing and crashing with such
'im that you can IWl-rclisb it.
n-cn as you feel dumped on. The
big fight fi Dish is like a gr()S.j
parody of the mxbo dud in
.. Bladcronoer... With MitcbcU
Ryan. Traci Wolfe. Directed
ith zeal for slumming by
Richard DonDCT.
.., ... -
roct•s mmt popalar pcrf orlDCl'L
a.ptoe is an .tmiru of Cray,
Cft8 ftcoidiai one ol bis sonp.
~ lafhimce, • OD his IMeSl an...•A.,.._.
Cny is a po«an perf orma
wboeftala OD sla,e at-..plK~
of imimacy and powe1fW ~
tion with his scaring soap of
betrayal and heartbreak.
lt will be intcresaing to ICC if
Cray am aeate and sustain the
same mood in a brF vmue lite
the Pacific Amphitheata.
Tbe show begins at 7:30 p.m.
F« tickets can 634-llOO.
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For An Old-fashioned
, EASTER SUNDAY
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... 21 It a I. 191 THE NEWPORT ENSIONICOSTA MESA NEWSllfMNE TODAY
Israeli students contra t cuhuraa at CdM HS · ...
This past week two Israeli
students-Galit Guterman, 17,
and Noam Brellnan, 17, from
Tel Aviv, Israel-were at Cor-
ona del Mar High School in
Sewport Beach, speaking to
both the junior and senior high
classes about their native coun-
try. They are part of a 70-
membcr delegation that is tour-
ing the United States on a
goodwill program sponsored by
the American Jewish Commit-
tee.
Bill Leach's eighth-grade
World Hist.of)' class and Joyce
Ba.mes• seventh-grade European
History class were very rapon-
sive to the visitors as they spoke
of their similarities and differ-
ences in teen lif estylcs in Israel
and the U.S. For instance,
Brei.man told them~ .. We go to
school six days a wee~ including
Sunday because we observe
Saturday as our day of rat. We
are different in class pr~
because it is the teacben who
move around to us. We stay in
one class instead of changing as
you do throughout the day."
Guterman added, -We have
uniforms and the school is
stricter than yo~ we do not
wear high heels and we stand up
for the tcachen when they enter
the room. All high school grad-
uates must sign up for the army.
The boys sign up for three )'Q.IS
and the girls for two. We go to
secret bases and sec our parents
OD weekends ...
~ Guterman ~ ·we
are not •Rambo-like.• These are
political wan and we have bad
six of them in the past 39 yars
and we must deal with terrorisu ..
We haft a democracy, no cen-
SOT'Ship and can leave anytime
we like. We enjoy touring the
United States. it is so big and
interesting, but I woa.J4 not lite
to lift bcrc. We are ft1J dose,
our families and it is nice to be
with people who care a lot for
you. ..
Breiman ~-ent on to say, -we
don'l drive until we arc 17; we
go to dana::s and~ ban became
there is DO driiiting age. The
Israeli youth do not consider it
·coo1• to get dnmt and do DOI
tend to overdo it. Drugs arc not
a big pTObkm.. •
They spoke of the high ~
of in.flatiou. For example, Rce-
boks cost $120~ Nike S90 and
Levis sell ~ween S60 and $70.
They passed around a Coca Cola
can written in Hebrew and said
they do not have McDona.Jicrs
But McDavid's. They only ha'~
one television station that
mcmony, -be ..tdal.
.. How did ~ act to come to
America?"' .. Dotbcr q~
tioo. .
.. ltisliUa~wbcrc
you ~pJJ aDd also depends
UPQD yom Enafisb still"~ ..
Brei.man replied ... English is
,..,.. begj••iag iD die fourth ...
A big hit with the .adicnce
was when the two Jsradis did a
-rap,· a siDe-sO'na of Israeli llaDj
words, just like their A.ma ican
~
They also showed slides and
GutcrmaD apoci•Dy waJdCd to
show camds became she said
when her sister was in the
ddrption two years ago. some-
one ashd her where the teem
part~d their camels while
attending school!
They mentioned that Israel is
a coantry that would compare
bioaclcasts tbt educational pro-in size to the distance between
grams in the morning, but the San Diicgo to Santa Barbara.
most popular programs arc the Li.kc AmericaD ~ both
American shows lite -rhe Brei.man and Guterman have
Cosby Show,• -ni.rce \ Com; many in~ •11.lch include
pany?• and otbcn. skiing., baskdbell, tmnis and
•no you haft to marry lbc stamp coOccting for 8rc:imaa.
person your paR1dS pick oat for Guurman enjoys folk dA:ncing.
your was a qucsrio11 from a reading. and is a volunteer" tutor
student. It was expl•incd that for stnaglina atudenu. Tbey
there arc secular Jews and the both bal'C leadenbip roles in
very ~ Only with tk ~
1ana docs this oa:m. according _ For further iaf orm.atioa about
to Brei.man. •11 is probably the the American Jewish Commit-
fint time the manigie panncn tee~ they can be reached at 714-
baft kissed each other, at their 852-1564.
Temple Isaiah celebrates 13th year St. Matthews
Bible class
Temple I a1ah of ~c~pon
~ach fConscnaU\e ) '4ill bcgm
... elebratrng 1t 13th year in
e'(LStence ._llh a choir concert on
Fnda~ . .\pril 2~. at their place
of worship. 240 I I n ine Ave ..
~cwpon Beach.
The JO~OUS e\ent "lll Stan off
._ nh a shon Shabbat service at
p. m . conducted by Rabbi
Steven Schau. followed by a
pcrf ormance featuring the choir
and soloists. under the direction
of Flof! Van Beck.
The musical group will cuter-
tarn all members. guests and
f nends of the temple in an
e\cotng of Israeli folksongs and
festival liturgy. The public. and
especiall)' nev.comcrs to this
are~ are cordially invited to this
concert. which is {rec to the
community.
The musicaJ bistory of the
Jewish people begins with King
David who. with his abundant
musical talent. attached great
importance to music in religious
worship. Under his guidance.
Jewish services assumed a gran-
deur altogether remarkable in its
time.
With the passing of ocnturics.
many exotic and attnctn~ tra-
di t ions entered ioto Jewish
music. creating a variety of
expression unmatched by the
music of an) other nationality.
Jewish music bas acb.iC'\'ed its
uniqueness through the senti-
ments and life of the Jewish
people.. th~ir spiritual attitudes
and their great struggle (or
survival.
At this musical naUng. the
choir will attempt to illustrate
the opposite poles of the spec-
uum of Jewish music. lbcre will
be compositiom of a.ocicnt vin-
tage as •-di as renditions of
present-Oy technique. In this
m.aDDCT, the choir will link the
old and the niev. in the comtantly
changing and C'\C'f rich expres-
sion of tbe music of the Jewish
people .
A special reception in honor
of the tcm.p1e•s .. Bar-Mittva.b ..
year. will folJow the coacc1t.
For more Ud'0(111a1ioa. please
all the temple Of&:t at S48-
6900.
Thr Tuesday cvming Bible
class of the Church of St.
Manbev.-by-tbt-Sca iD Cor-
ona dcl Mar •ill begin a study
of TM ~lmio11 of St. John
OD April 14.
The class meets at 7:30 p.m.
in Houp.n Hall of the Com-
mwlity Church. 611 Helio-
trope. Corou ckl Mar. The
Rev. Stephen C. Scarlett will
lead the stud).
For more iolormarioo about
class cK the Church. call 67S-
2116. i..~
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<T•ato&»• &i-cooe' 1921 Pf.,er ..,
HOLY COMMUNION
SUNDAY-9;00 A.II.
7:30 PM. T ues..-Bible Study
l<kOOA.M. ed. Momq~
... &bee Sbldy ' r.mrrz HAU. ol Cuwa ...., Qudl
611 lt.1 *'WM. eorar. .. ...,
ne ... se s •-c Sew._
ffJr nae ilib f M Slh 111 alt
915-2111
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
"NOW CO CERNING
SPIRrlUAL GIF IS"
fl Ciw • u..a-ua
TEMPI.£ ISAIAH tcnn I II
~ S9wc:e frid9J niOD 1:15 0 m..
Rabbi Slewen D. Sdatz president: Joel Mnm5ohn
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8eliuly Aids •.•...•..• 213
c.d ot Thanks ....... 201
Cenu:nat lots ........ 201
flarists •••..•......... 207
FUIWlll Oindmy ..... 205
funier.I s."fices ...... 206
l'e ,.. Aids .......... 214 up Nou es ......... 212 ,.,.,. -a.a c. 209
~ ............ 815
Last & found •........ 210
Pam• ............ 211
BUSINESS
lnwestmtt Its .......••• 828
Money to loan ........ 605
Money Wanted .•...•. fl06
()ppcwtunities ••....... 700
Oppomrities wtd ..... 7(\ot
EllPl.OYllENT
AeelK:ies .•.•......... 300
()pportunilies .....•... 305
Ptepaltion .......... 301
MEllCiWllDISE
SAi.ES & SERVICE
Antiques •.•••.•.•.... 808
~---·······-806 ~Wanted .•• t!JJJ1
Auctions .......•....• 814
~~ ..... 817
~ Equic>ment 818 eam... Equipmel1t ... 819
Coms/5'amps ••••.... 813
~---··········800 Fumibri Wanted ••..• 805
~S*s ......... 105
Je:My .............. 812
Manne Supplys .••...• 906
Misc. tor 5* ......... 800
Misc.. Wanted .••••..•. 810
Musical lnstrumere ... 811
Office Equtpment ••••. 827
~ & St'CJPHs ••••••• 823
Oap&Cab ....•..•. 824
Li:oestock •...•.•• : •..• 825
8itds ................ 826
REAL ESTATE
~ .............. 511
~ Furnished ....... 407
AcJts. Unfumished ..•. 408
Bid&. to be ~ .... 816 eos..ess Proprerty •••• 500
Business Renaas ..... •21
~tor Rer1l ...... 409
CcJndos for Sale ...... 507
Commeraal P,operty 505
Desett P,operty .••.••. 513
Farms & Ranches ..... 512
~for Rent .....• 400
Houses tor 5* ....... 508
Houses tor Rent/Furn 405
Houses tor Rent
/l.Jnfurn ............. 406
Hi:Meb e&.in& R1ooms 413
~ ......•........ 416
tnduslrial • • . . . . . 506
n iu.e• 111! Pt ooert)' •••..• 509
Uike ~ ProPelty 515
Lots tor Sale . . . . . . • . . 510
MobCte Homes ........ 917
Mol11;iee & TO ....... 6£11
"oclels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4' 15
~Cabins ..... 422
Office Space ......... 420
Out of State Prop .•... 514
Real Est.ale Wanted ... 518
Re bis to Share ...... • t 2
Real E.stlle tor ~ ... 517
Real Est.are loans ..... 600
Rooms tcr Rer1t ....... • 10
RESORT PROPERTY
For Sale .............. 4ht
Rer'lt1I . • . . • . . . . . . . . . ' 1 7
TU.NlfURIATION
~ ..•...... : .900'
Anbaue ClaWc c. ... 912
~-Sale ..... : .. 910
Autos Wanted ...•.... 915
A.Ao Parts & rwes .... 907
Auto Repaiw/Oam ..... 913
A.Ao Repair /For . . . . . 914
Boats ................ 905
~--········· .919 F«eicn & Sports . . . . . 911
Mopeds .. . . •• . . .909
Mocorcydes & e;~ 908
Mocor Homes .. . . . • . . 916
5EMCES
Schoofs . . • . . . . . . • . . . 608
~Wanted ..... 308
Directory of
Business Services
405-thurrator
lllllt/Fum
412 •• ' I .., ...
ee. ..... .........
CUSTOM LANDSCAP·
tNG DESOtS-Spil.W
systems insbtlled/
repaired/cteanur.s/ ~~Lie & ns.
RAY ISHnCAWA
Newoort-Mesa Alea
Maintenance. Lands-
(213)'m.564s
211 '-• •h
...._a, •w
ELSA"S HOUSECUAH-
tNG AHD COUPANIOK-
SHJP. Very aood tefe es~ ces... Reasonable fees.
Cal ewatil~ 855-4312
~
-S.*-Oftaed
Car washed & waM!Ci • lf65 ~ Cati 67S-
PAC•nc T:llYIL ESTAILIStED ,_,
SHORT CUT TO FRANCE. Gotna to
France? T utonna &
Translabon Serw:e tor
trawda. Businessman. & Studera. Michel 662.
3:256
Experienced. positive
ceachet; K.ah. all sub-
jects. buid sett-esteem
wtule leam1na. Rapid
~&:; References.
•Tpc
..... oc111·1S
Ha1JOI lltriciPll Court tm ope.nines & men &
women. ff J(MJ type
40llprn .-Id are inll!r·
emt in xlnt beii6b •/
a startina salaty of $7.7~J...40 hrs/wk. Cal ~11 Ext 3SO Irr i lll!i wiecr. EOE
SCHOOL CROSSING
GUARD • $8.35/how. Part-time wartl esca11f IC
children across busy ••section before and alt6 sdOJI (hours are
7:30am-8: l 5am and
2: l()pm-lpn) in the Easl
Bluff are.a ApplH:ant
must lnre locaUy ~
ha.le reliable tra 1SC>Ott.
ban. For •u 11witio11 and ~~;!~1~ Newport Pdce
OesJt_ 870 Santa Bar-
bara Or.,. Ne port 8eac:h..
r.A ~.&pl Oppar-
u.ity Eitapqer
3C)l..$ih--••••d
WANTED:
SOllETHING
SP£CIAL
4C&-f ku II tar
a.tlFwn
SGAtt L1iDJna. T rm.sure
Island Cottaee tone an ocan fra1I. o .. ,, • .,
b'rished (2) bedrooms.
Sl.600. OWnet {7 14)
l99-3236
Furnished house. 2bedroam.2
3 ~ 2 dirq fOOl'R5,
f abu1ous ocun v . ~'1500 mcdl.
40I At•ll••lls.
Unlur.
fmma:. Cando. 2 tom.
2 bra. dbl ... pool jac.
tennis. y~ rental.
$1000/rno. Open 8:30to
1. Nail "°" 213-258-
SC79
San Juan C.CW·•~2 bedroom. 2 bllh condo.
~~~·
3 bedroom. 2 story Condo. Mission Yeejo. ~~~
7306
410••• ........
412 ....
to Sime
TWO ROOMMATES
WANTED, Lar8! 3 bed-
room apwtra~ ocmn
view. S375JMOO. .. May.•97-1164
Roornmm! Non:h Laa-
una 2 beaoom apart·
ment 1 /2 b&occ to
beach. Pr'N'ate e CJ• ce..
Stra non-smok.er
S375 incll des 'Ciities
A.ftrr 6 p rn. 494-4266
417 ArtDlt lac a•
Hilton Head fstand
Rein Saua"t Carolina. 2
bedroom. 2 ~ Goff
tennis. 300 yards to t>exn. $475 ~ty
837-6314 e;ea~
SUMMER 8Al80A
ISLAND COTTAGE
S750JWEE)( (818) Jg().
9668. 952-1040
FAilRfVER
F · fumbhed 2 ~
mn est* an the Wllll!r
1600 sci. 'l. man house
& 720 sci. ft llJeS1 house. ~ 11, ftr fishinc. ~ & brT1dy f\s\.
$275.000. ~says
sel ; ~ e.ter All!!lll
Est1R, PO. Bm309.Fal
RIW!f r.A 96(l28
916-336-6131
507-
~
-
--Cl l11r11inl ••
By owner -Ocean Hills. san Clemente. ocun-
view. 2 bedroom. 2 blllh
condo. Tete floors. rwno.
deled kitchen. Mt&hed 'lftr-$135.000. 240-
Spectacular YteW·Goff
Course Condo. Mission
Viejo. 2 bedloorn, 2 blth.
pr •. ail. See to ICIP'&-
ciate. Assumable kmt.
Must sell, reloatina. w.=· By owner.
$7,000 Down. Take <Mr
Payments. Gr&1t irM!st-
ment or 1st buy. Or '911
$795. 2 bedloom, 2 blltt1
EJ Toro condo. 859-0812
Centrally kx:aled condo.
only 4 units in buiktq.
Upwaded, 3 bed. 2~ ba. fire. privae ~ patio,
2 car attached lilf"lllt. Motivated seller. 556-
6726, Principals Only.
508-Houses for
We
laluna Hills-Private 2
bedroom 2 bath patio
home. Small fenced
yard, comer loation,
opens to fietd & bike.,,
uJ)lraded. Best offer
CM!I $79,000 J;m/Gabe
after 6.. 643-8703
Leisure Wot1d Home .
sunshine brWit! 2 bed-~ 2 bath, approx
2.,366 SQ. ~ 3 p!ltios. mrw. room. bl eel-fast
atea. double attached ~··'~· $24().00Q. . 951·
3130
PRICE REDUCED! Sa¥e
Sl0.000! EJ Toro home.
3 bedlooms. 2" balhs.
Firep&ace, central air,
tormal dinqi room, RY
Kcess, slump-stone
b&ock wall fenc1n._ Hilt1'Y ~ 2 pn-
vate patios onty
Sl60.ooo (714) n(}.
8444
GOVERNMENT HOMES
=~-~(U~l
Tax OeinQus1t •
ties. HOW selirw in )QJr
area. Can (refunilable) 1-
518-459-3734 Ext H-2954 for listqs. 24hrs..
511-Acn •
20 kzes .Jostlua Tree: Water. electric. ~
down. 101' interest. ~~4)842~.
Su.o-t
PtupwtJ
wusr SEll nus WEEK
. $1SOO.. takes CM!I lolr
payments. Vacation
Time SMr.!J._ Palm
Spines .. 951~
514-0ut of State ......
rme SNre . Las Yeps
Of ....... 1 bedroom.
lUtdte die. al ament-
bes. Cost $8.200. will
sacrifice M .100. 496-
1328
ONE ACRE BUll.MBlE
CALIFORNIA PtNES!
New CalilDrna/Qree:in
border. Access rmdsl
eledricity. Gltm fi:sN 11 and hunb,,.. Back-to-
back to ....... best.
$1,800. OWC/T errns!
$7 ,000/tf _lOU PilY c:asH
714-545-7813
AAl2DNA HID£-AWAY ·
~ lisile mountain ..
demess.. la:am:d witt
streams. trees, moun-
tlir15,. meadi N'S .., -ae,s.. Pac:ds" 160. 320,
640 acres. fram $150./
acres °" cto.n. For no. and maps, 213-391-
2603
605 11111., tD t...
W".to. has mQneY tor
Trust Deeds-$10.000.
Up! No Cndt ck. No
Pel ally. Cal Oe&liSUil
Asstx a • 6n731L
~ FOR RfXT! for
.,, busil ! 11 lmn • .....
tups.. ~ mn-
slrUcbon.. Wan81 .....
preneurs in business
':•oaf UtCR ~
Cl*5 51• w ....
Bhd. Ste. A. Balboa.,
9266L Cal p.m. 673-
2047
711 • " TIT
Opp'l.
I II
Dinq se1.-chwaod/6
chairs. 2 matchins
hutches. class ~ lilhted. includes 40
seniie-. Lots d *" .! $2.990. 3-Pece riQue bedloom suie, incbies
•nDN. VMilv. dressr.
Burled wood. $1750.
Oaklalass entertain-ment center s· Jl 5·.
$300. Ews: 643-0m
Hitachi receiver 45w
f>'al aa5iOI K tut I It.Ible. 2 q~sPn -S75 -. or
SI 75. al 3. Sally 972-
4984
. ... ,,
1ot•1c ws.
FOXES RJR CHRISTMAS
-2narPb 9 •red
fOll vests.. Small and
·medium. $375 each.
364-9247 or o.te ie • wen 751-2977
SAVE SlOOO's! -.a. to
Sen Yaw Own HonW-
booal teUs all! Send
$10.00 + SL.00 ship to
RO. er-bd-P.O. lb 3042.. Orario. Ca 91761
IBM C01•"8it"'e c:ompu..
~/monitor 256K 2
slots. I CJMMct wilh ~
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MW W lME MOGll'Ml WmT 'fOU. YOU
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C .. I IJ. 8 c.lifwnia Corpoqtion as trustee. 01
911CIC 11 tNlille_,,, ...... tNllle pursuMI tD ttle
o.d GI Tf\1111 I I c Ill d by PMJI. AIMIStWL ANO MARY
IWtSIW..l. HUSMND MDWIR ..t
........ OCT 28. 1915. 1n11rumn No. as..tll237
d c:.cill ...... "' .. dlc:e of .. Quwty "8cutdl!ir
dOMI& Cedr. Calb .... ..t ......... to lhe Nobce fJI .,.... ... EJeclliort .., Sii ........._ IWCIDtded
OECtMIJ ~ 11. 1-. lnllJrunwll No 86-625805 al said
Olkill ..... ._ .. Sii an MAY 1. 19111 • 9'.AS AM •
111 TH[ .,.. (NORTH) OfTRANC( TO TH£ COUNTY
~ 100 CMC COfTER WEST, SANTA AHA.
CA.
•saMc..aion.tDh ...... biddeif b~{,,a, ..
•..... d ... in ..... mane, ol tN Unillld Sillllls).
.. rW. ... Md ....... CIDIW)l9d tD Md 111'9 held
by ...... aid ... "' .. peopa1J -2
:' in said ca.., ..... Md dlKaitwd • lalloM.:
LOT 16 .. aocx 42 Of AMR SECTION. IN THE CfTY
Of NlM'ORT 8EACH, AS P£R MAP A£COmEI> It BOOK
4. MGIE 25 Of IM$Cfl I 'llEOOS llW'S. .. THE omcE
Of THE COUNTY l£CXMDO Of SM> COUNTY. ,._. _ _..rm i& pwpol1ldlJ ta.-n-= 127 42M> snut. NEWPORT S£ACH. C.AUF011N1A 92663 n.. .......... of .. unpmid t I aceolhot .... •··
MQRd by h propMJ tD be liClld and I ---q-1 rt~..-11and.,...as•tbebnleal
.,....,11 e r: ..... a1.,. Na6caalS.aS219.745..68.
.. w•11 tD ~ ... TruAle will ac:cllll ca' t1:'
~ • Piu"s cMctrs. c:Nc*s cir-.. bf a St.-"' ,........ Od Union OI s..wws ,, • •. .. OI SlaLe
.......... tmd.., do ...... in tis SS... Al c:t.os
--... currw.-, dlllll In .............. allier thlrl aa • • c .... t, .,_ TNltle 1MY ...,itdd tlW i9l&anc:e
al -T,._-s o-t .nil ._. bee»•• r ' th tD IM..,_ Ol etd:wW •a,._, al,_.
Seid tr* will be ...... W ........ awerta• OI -·--·axe rm•.,._.,• re clac w.. om•ession Ot~ tD ~ .. io•M41t'n IR WI.Rd bf
5lid Oaad. indudirw ..... Md eiae• al lbt 1Nlllle
Md OJI h ~ o 1rt1 d' bf said deed. achances
.................. pawrdld -...n. .., ... ......... pi--al .. "'* .,nd .,, gid deed ........... ~ .. wd---o.e.t MMCtt ll. 19S7
S.sano ......... , .... Cow4Jw1J. 1001 ean ... ce
Orhie. .......... C H: aw 91706. (81.8) 81C..i'2oo. as
~T,,.._ e, /SI AOO Hill. VIC£ N£SIOOfT
419 4/16 4123 0176
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911-
fer'~C..
1931 aMlOEl. A SPORT COUPE~• 1tndal ~ 19.500. 49!>-
912Allll(la.I a le can
1961 "111 ll8i Sebtac
2-doar. Leda S/lld/runs ~ ......... tJlllc9' ••iar. Sl.000 mila.. $19,000. See • 24792
la "* Dr .... lMuN ...,., oral 83),2058
• lllOClllSl•••iss
917 MDlll1 Hamn
911-Ca •••
n•ac-tewa 1 ••• 1
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flOllrf' YACHT a.ouRS, ea. 5741 (JOO Gnnd
c..I). N1 ;wt 8w:tl.. CA
92&62 er • ..-.,.,
..., ..,__ lOO Gnnd
Canlll. "-tot Bwh. CA
92662..
Thi5 bcisiness tS CGn-
dudlad bJ ., indjioiidigC
The reaJUrant c.om-
•••ICllld ID lr....ud ~
,_ under the fic:titio.15
tJusir-. ,_,. OI rwnes
kslmd ...,.. an 3-1·1917.
~ 8radJ 8ro.n.
This.....,1ell-
wd.h the Ccany Cler1' al
Or-. ~ an Ma'tn
30. 1987
File No f33974 7
4/9 4/16 4/23 4/JO 0174
W•JllCE
fCihlOUI IL ID E• ,...nuamn
The fdloeilW '*9Jft IS
~ buslr1lss • ~ UWil S£JMC£S. 514 ....
Balbaa Bhd.. s..-A. a.
boa. CA 92661
NMcy .... 1'6er. 501
EHt Par1lwood Av. • La
Habra. CA 90631
This busmess is con,
dudlad bf., indMdull.
The r~ com-
mellCed ID •wact busi-
ness under the fictiOolis
~ a.lie OI '*"ft
fislld .,._on 3-~1917
~NlrKy~
This • 2 ·-· -., ...., ... Counly ~ ol
Or-. CGdy Clft """' 6. 1917
4194/1641234/JO 01n
lllHU •••"•a••1U11t•-. cw.-•--°' Nth-TO 11 Mlfm
TalSJ&TI
C...•A-LINM
Tolllllan.lliD..._8"
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be •a s'a L• I fin ........... .,~
NIA 1'GllES MMllS·
Ag1ffi ,._.._.llad
by at'9 fS P. ~ in u.. Superior Court of
ORANGf Ceiurtlf MQL r Ri • .... at•• ESP. MMMS be
aj)pC)inted as personal ••I I itl6w tD .........
lerlle...,.alWIGINIA
AGNESH>IMS
The petitjoft '9qUeSts
...,,_ID..., JI lhe
estlllle under ........... 16-
ent Mm.intstntion of
Esa.sAd.
A ._ .. on the pebbOn
.. be bdd "" 4129/ffJ ..
l:A5 p.m. in OeliL 3 aocaaed
at 700 CIVIC CENTER
c.YE WEST, SANTA NfA.
CA.
If V0U OBJECT ID 1he •Mtifrsdo.e~ JOU
slQ*f .......... hariftl and state ,.,.,,
ot"8'"tiG• "' fie wriDln ~IS -ch the court
before the .......... YOUT
..... IC.e in., be in 19'
ton OI.,, JOIA'..,. ,.,
ff YOU M£ A alEDfTOR
OI a CO ...... a"eCliiD ol
tN dtc 11 T 1. Jql must lie
~ dlifn wiltt lhe au! OI
~ ii tD the pelSOi ...
~ appoineied
br the COUtt wdtlin lour
""°'°5 ~ lhe dlle al
tint csarance al leDrr's •
PJCMdld 111 Sec:bon 700 ol
the ~cbiee Code ol Cafib.
nq The b me kw fifanc
dllims .. nat eqwe pnor
ID ... il!Olldt5 from lhe
dl1lt al .. 1--. nalac:ed .,._
YOU MAY EXAM1Nf the
file lllapt bJ lhe court. " ~ .. .... ""''"Che esl*. JOU .,., ... upan .,.
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OI upcn tt. albilej tor tt.
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Man:ess•P lf>•.199
SO. LOS A08lf.'S AVE., STE
711. PASADENA. CA
9110L
4/9 4116 4123 0190
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EDnM l1 F Oft tcOTT
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d&WIHISJATE
C..lla.A-lm.
To all heft. be1""'6c:iM et..
a liCflbs. a:s-..• Cf'9d.. ~and~..,.,""'
be ~ ia ii• '*'1 en
the will °' est1111e ol EDITH
YIAGINIA SCOTT
A PllJbQr'i hll5 ~ llad
bf Aat.t 8. Sala .. lhe
Superior Court of Or-.
County requesbitl tnat
Robert B Scott be
appoanted as ~
tept 11 ~ ID adll1.ns-
ll?r 1he est.Ille al the dece-
~ A ,__...on lhe pdlbOrl
_. be held on 5/6/ffJ al
l 45 p.m..., o.pt. 3 bc*d
It 700Ciwcc OrW ..... P.O
Eb ... ~Ana. Cailb1 ,..._
• If V0U 08J£CT ID the
" ... ,. ol lhe pil!lbllDn. JOU should..,_~ ....
heanq ud state '°"' cti,idOIS 01 fie wnDen
~'5 ...... c:aurt
~Che bu -C. YOUI
acao-•K:a .., be . per.
son OI tit JOUf' a.1wy
lf YOU N1£ A aElfTOR
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pnd ol 9l!MCe. a wr1Den
request stabnC om ,ou
desire 11*:81 nolW:e al the
al ., W'Nell9 t and
~al estate
assets OI d the petll:IOl4 OT
accounts 11etl0iled en Sec.·
bani 1200 and 1200.S al
U.Ca&fu•• PwubiJM~
CURE GOUdCIC. "'1or-
ney tor PIHM,..,., One East t.t.tr SINd. ~ 506.
Reno. NY 89501
,/941164123 0189
&-Diil w.na
AChiiOUI • I M ..... suramn
lllle • ..,...pa ......
~r...ieaas.:GOUJ£.N
WEST /SUNSU ASSO-
CtATES. 19 ~
Pm.a. He :.art Bw:h. Cai--
tamia 92660
Gmdelt West Homes. •
California ~.
1308 ........, A..ienue.
Santa Alu. ~ta
9270!5..
Sw1Sel Homes. tnc a
Nevada~. 50 r • ._t a.cs.. 110. Sc-b.
"p t8!M31.
This busaness rs con,
dudtd bJ • l!fWal C*t·
~p. S(pea. Golden
Well fobnes. a Cildoi I U
Cow albW'; o.c:a J Rar>-
da • Pres.idef:!t. ~
Homes. Inc.; o...d c au.I.
P\eside~
TM At re• -liaS
wO lbe Coun1J CllrtL ol
File Your DBA By Mail!
The Newport Ensign will send instruct-
iQns for filling out the form, then file it
with the Orange County Clerk and pub-
lish the ads for you once a week for four
(4) consecutive weeks.
................................................... • • i If you Would like a DBA i
: fonn and instructions. : • • • • • • : NAME: : • •
For Further
Information Phone
714 631-8120
:. ADDRESS· :. • • SimPY mail $40.00 to
: CITY & STATE i The Newport Ensign.
: ZIP: i ~-00 to the County Cieri( of
: : vra II'! (for no more than
•• PHONE: •• 2 ~ > ,~ants . -. ....................................................
s
&:.11111 "•IC •••11rwa,. ............
--SUI' I
The faluwWc ........
doil1S ~ s .SNITA
ANA PlA2A PARTNERS.
800 .. oovt c..r' Dr-.
Suite 300. ~ ... port 8w:b,
CA92660 Slec'•• HaPUns ~ opnes• Coi"l*'J al ....,.
port Badl a ~lfomi.a
co pcntacn. 13 C.0.pcwallt
Aaza. Suti: 200, He pot
8ach. CA 92660
P\dc Emsi6o,_ .......
~ s,steol of Ne 1t c/
o PUR1 11 Wsm'-Inc..
800 Ns ;J.Ol'l c..r Orille.
S.... 300, NeapOl1 8w:h.
CA92660
Tiiis business tS con,
dudlld by • ~ pwt-
~p. S.ped. Pube.c
EJ111S*;•es...W•.C~ an ol Ne 1 "ra by PIA &7
Adw'5ICat s. Inc.. llidlael R.
._ti; Steoften Hoplum
0. '4•1ec Cun''C*if d
Necport 8eac:h; ~
.......... Ptwaicfi!=I(
The r..,straab com-
nwnosd ID llMIS«t ~
nes ~ lhe fictitiors
bu5lness name OI ~
<Sled aOowe Oi'I llibrd't
1917
This ......... -filed .. C4l.dt a.. ol
Or-. Ccuriey Oft tbrd\
31. 1917
Fi No. f33962'
4/9 '116 4123 ,/30 0185
wue
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SON Md GaEGOtl'Y P.
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Or-...511.-dCP' .-.
did Oft .. lhl -ol .... '*'· lgs]. bf a.-sent. <isaahe WATSON/
SEC la.ES PMTNERS. ..
said ....... .., ....
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Sllid tJusiMcs CM
....... be CXl"OcW .,,
.JA11ES R ATSON. who .. oer..t ..........
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uwdfl&as.. ca a· .... ~
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be ...... f ..... 0 ' in
........... alJANET
G. &lANK AM JANET BlAMl MA JANET Gil,
llSYSVJa As n: ._e..te.s
bJMlM.EP~ill._
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1:45111 .. Dllpl 3 .....
lit 700 CMC catTO
DIM'. WEST. SANTA MA.
CAWJOl IF VOU 08JlfCT tD ._ ........... , •. '"',.., ...... ...., .......... ................. '°"' ..............
~-· .... eaurt ...._._...._Yow .....-we.._ lie in,_ .
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OI • CGlllii .. il 0-al
Ille dac 11 t, J1DU mult8a '°"' dlim ..... courtOt
pi I ll I tD h ... ..
~~ bJ ... court wilthin tour
........... dlll al
fiat ---=-al lallln -ptOllidld in ~ 700 d
IMCaaaaw PtcblleCode..
The time tar .. claims
wil not erpire prior tD tour
molllths from ...... al the
...-•• nclliced aboR.
YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe
file kept bJ the caurt. If '°"
.. a '*'°" ... ! Ill 1 in ....... JOU,,., __
upon tM U9CllkW « adwsw•**· or upon the
..... lief tar the amc1• °' ........... Md lie wiltl the court wiltl proof al .,,
~a wrillan ~ ..
q thlt '°" desire ---natice d the ... d an
invemcwy and appraise-
msat d esl* .-S « d
the pelitiollS OI KaJUnlS
me lliol red in 5ICtion5 1200
and 1200...5 dthe Califcw ....
~cbiECode..
AnDmey for petitiol•.
8£YERl Y J VERANO Of
F10RE & H(R)B£RG. 4631
TEU£R AYE., STE 120.
NEWPORT BEACH. CA
92660
3126 4n 41'9 ow
lt-Jll91
PUa.IC ••ICl SUI ..
(Clt--•maAIJ NOTICE TO OERMDANT.
(1Mso a Aoeado)
YAVM N>USTRIES. • Cl6s
bNI CDISO*»i; JORGE
YAVAR: and 00£S 1-25.
ind v ..
lOU N1£. BEING SUED
BY PlAINTff: ~ Ud. le
esa dei»•ldllildo)
TRUMAN H_ RISA
You hMle lO CAl.EHOAA
DAYS ilAlr Chis SUilWJ IOI IS IS
wlWd on you to file a
tweM 1t11et1 resoor ise at 1*"5
court.
A lllner 01 phone cal -
not pralild ~ JOIM' type-
wr'dlaft teom-must be .,
P'OC* lepl tarm tf '°"
--the aut tD ... JOIM' case. " '°" do not file JOIM' ~on tame.'°" n-r
me the case. and '°"' -.es. mane,...., piopert)
~y be taMn Without
further --... • from lhe
court.
There are other lep_I
requi rements You may
_.1Dal an .amney ,..,_
~ If '°"' do not bow an .,.,.,, '°" ,,., cal an
_,, •-=t A!llral serW1Ce or a
.... atd aftice (llsaled "" the
phone boall)
Oesp.es de o,'8 le~
...., esa ata:u• judicial
U5llld ... &m plmD de lO
DIAS CAt.£NDAAIOS ~
presenr.ar um rwsp.va escrca a maQUnl .,. esza
oar1le.
Una c::arD o une ~
•'1b.a no le o6--•
Ohl4KCOt; SU IWi Miii w:rcaa,.....t1-..-
a..npfir COD .. baltl6
dildts ....... , .......
Ul1ld ~ --.. c::arta aod!e IU c:mo.
Si Ullad GD Iii .. SIU
,....,...., • t-a a • ....-
s-dlr "cam.' .......... .... IU SlllllartQ. _, dislM» ,-.cmmdt9'..,.._.
did sin ._, ..... par
..,_de .. CDtl.
bilaltn --••l -'4'1 ,__.. .. .....
cpsa ........ ta, u..di•-·· Si -CMOC• a • 11:1 a ea . ........ a __ __
••••a• 1•, c oaurwCICicimdis .....
..... t-.. dita»to ..... .... ,,)
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dllC.0 87SQ .,.. ___ ,._"'
.. ~ Co 0 •• ,
6 cciMtlela~el)
9JflfWCOW'TOI~
Fa.NIA, COUNTY Of
OIWIGEo 100 ewe c.ilD'
O.W ..... P.0.8'1llll.
S... a., CA t2102 n..---.lllM ...
11'1 ........... d~ --.... .,, ., --.. +# -........ le (0 ................ , ..
nuonero de .. ,,.,., del
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WIK.SAU.
A Pn I .. Corporalb1
BomieJ_ar-n
25231 PaMo de Alida,
Suie 100 l..-..._CA 92e3
(714) 8!554295
DATE: AUG. 12.. 1986
GNf't L GIWMl.LL a.ti
(Aduaio)
bJ MARILYN DAVIS.~
(01fl11t1D)
NOTICE TO THE~
SONO>: You .. sened •
.n indiwidlJlt dcf1 ldlllt.
3126 4/2 4/9 4/16 012•
&-31-
PUmJC•fD ···-carm•.aMJ
NOTJC( TO DEJENDA.HT':
(Awilo a Aoewto)
YAYM INDUSTAIES. •Cali-
lornia CDipcaalbi; JORGE
Yt.VAR:. and DOES 1-25.
indlV..
YOU M£ BEJNG sum
BY PlAINTlff: ~ Uc1 le
estaden•ldai14>)
TAUllAN H. RISA
You t... lO CAl..ENlM
DAYS ..... ttllis SUllWI IOI sis
served on JOU to file •
i,,p a ilao tespoi ISe at tis
~
A teaer or phone cal
not on*d ~ '°"' type. silllcn tespoilSe must be in
proper ...... torrn ii JOU
..C lbe c:aurt '° ._. ~
case. " '°" do nGI file ~
refC)Qn5e on tin'9. '°" may
lose the case. .0 JOUf
-..S.. money and P"'*'1 may be ta._.. Wlttlout bu.-···.,_ .. CXU't.
There .,. other lepJ
recawrements. You nqy
w"lt IDail MllllDmey tWlt
...,. If Jlllll dD not lmolr -........ ,... ...., cal .. .,.,.,,.,...,..Ola
--~dice (illld in the phone~
Oespaes de o.-le entre-
.,._, esa obcior• iudiaal
usaad i.r. &m otam de lO
DIAS CAl.EMDARIOS l*3
presentar Ui'D rap.sea
esc:ra • ~ ., esa
carte.
lJna c:arta 0 UM .......
.. I c'CJtlic:a no .. "'--· P'~eccion; su respiesta escnta•n....-... ..._que
CUt11Pit can la tonnali-
cadas ........ ,ioiadm SI
USlild ~ (Ille ta cartt
escuche SU caso
St Yltcd no pt .. SU
resp-sta I ~ ca-ie
perder el cao. y .. Pl-*'
~SU Y&ino, SU dir91J
y --cm. de SIJ snipe. a.ct sin w adtool• oar '*" de ta CD'lla.
Eaisaln Giro& NOWS4Ds
... 3 ! • ,_,,.. 0.-Ull&d
qa.wa lanw a Wt l"bopdc>
uunedlalatnente.. Si no
CCM~ a un •baSado.
P'*ie lamir a un W'llCio
da•:af&•lcilde~
o • una alcine de ..a ..... ( .......... .,.
tlfonicc).
CASE Nl'l&Jt (fb:lwo
did C..,) 49-78--63
n..-andaMwal
.. court IC CB ....... y
cllw::ciw• -.. c::arta-> ~c:omTOICA&J. ~ COUNTY Of
oaMGE. 700 Cl* c.-
~ ... ,.o. ......
S... IN.. CAW102 ,...-, Hf • and
, .... % ll&af ....
•• a ..,. • P'• .. • • .... ,.,. -.: (E
( ' 0 • .. E ii•i 'f ..
6'U•SN de •fJIN'C> del
1• S 1 ... I & ...
_, $1 1 I 41119 •
..... I p ~
WfllSM.l.
A" I 1 •O.pcw6'1
.... J, ...
252Jl ._ .. --... -a .m .... CAtl2el
(71A)UCIZl5
MTl:M&J.2.a.
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~ ... bJ IMaftl DI\-.,.....,
<H..wt:lOTHEPUDi
SOWEJkY_,.,._...._
blNlfol:YwW tiw.
A C.fta,.,. CapoilltiOn
undlr ca 416.JO (earllOl-
llian)
3126412 4194/16 0125
~-· w•nca -·-· "' ra .. u. .. WNHl-19
Mil&i&&IKll• a.un.
Toal hairs. beillClcaieli.
aedibs. coutii .. lt ~ ilDrs. and ........ mey
be '*'6uise .... 1111 :s tn
the will 01 _._ al HAR-
RIET 8. McMUWN AKA
HARRIET BARDING
McMlA.U
A petition ha t.l'i filed
bJ HEATHER McMUWN
KENNY in the Superior
Court d MANGE CGl.wtCY
~ t11t11: HEATHER
McMUWN KENNY be
appointed n pieROMI
•• atatiw tD adminis-
ter ... est.lie al ... dece-
~
The s-tifion requests
allhorily ID adniid& the
esl* wtdrr ... S.lldepelP.
dent Admanistntioft of
EsUllsAd.
A heilillll on lhe pelition
will be had an 41151'87 at
1:45"1 in Olipt. 3 loc:lll!ld
at 700 CJVIC CENTER
OQNE WEST. SANTA NCA.
CA
If YOU OBJECT to Che
.,...... al the pcMior\ '°" should ..... appe9'. "'8
t.annc and state JOU'
otJ;.cticn5 °' file writlt.n ~IS wtlh Ille ccut
betore the ._..... Yow ...-•a rNJ be in per, son OI bJ JOUf ..... ., •
If YOU ME. A CREDfT~
"' • C01lba ea' aedill:lr" d
the ctec ed, JOU musa file
JOIM' daim wtlh the aut or
ores-11 it 1D the l*D•
~ appouaced
bJ the COUit ...... ...
marOIS from ... dllt al
firsl ~ d lleaet'I -prorided in secbof\ 700 al
ttaaC I H:+ ·-~obi* Coda. The bms tar 6fq ctmms
will not e.pire vs 1D bw
...... tram ttaad* i:Iltt.
-.. •• nobCed...,....
YOU MAY EXAMIHE lhe
Ne _,. bJ Ole court. • '°"
.. a person ••estect "" ... ea.. '°" may ~ upon the e~ «
..,_titlab, OI upon lhe
aGDfneytarthe DC090I
•••listlab, ..t ,.. wilh
the aut ... oroal d .,._
w:..·---~-.. .... ,.,...dcsft ....
notice d the d -•nwenlDWy and ~
,._,. d -... OI al
the patitiol11 Of accaunb
•••llballlClinsed:lc#• l.200
a'lld l.200..5 al the Cafib• ..
f\cblaa_ COdil,
Aaamey tor petitiot•
LAWl.ER. FnJX & HALL 2
PAAK P\AlA. SUITE 700 •
IJMNE, CA '¥Z714
3126 •n '19 0126
~
.....C'30Ta •..mrnPWICIWOf DUYM Of•
UIDMCU 1-•
KtliiMlOM&UtU
DTA11Ml.A-U7m
To .. ba1rs. bea---m. oedib's. coa••• crecJ.. ~and ..... ...,,,.,
be aMtWise 9-I'I fin
the _. or es&'llll d rtA
L£ONA ClNllC£.
A pclatioaa has ~.....,
bJ THEO JOM dlNG in
tM SuperCw Court of
ORANGE eou.,., tec1t I W
tlllltTHEO~IBG ...
appoifUd -l*'SQll8I t .. I :Ill a ID•' lis
....... a1 .. -.
dsnL
The pebtiott recp..sts
.._.,IDaJrw 1 ..
...... under .. illldlJI ..
.,,. Admir.isbmtion of
&tllcsld. A••••• .. s1nae llellllld•'1151S1at
LA5N 2 °""' 3 ........
• 100 CMC COfTO
OIWE WEST. SNfTA ~
CA
rl YOU 08JfCT • .. ••• oa1 .. ,r .,,., .....................
t1a,....., ..... ,.. •s s•a 11 ., .. --.
oti«Mli 11 ...... court
Mbe ...... 4 Your ___ .., .. in ...
.... 111;,._ .... ...,.
If YOU ME. A alO>rTOR
Of• collitpll a ..... al
.... 1111.JOUmull .. ,..dlim ........ aut.
Pllllnl i ID Ille pe1•lll
, .... ewatiwe~
bJ the court 1"dtin '°"' ....... tram .. dclad
tint illl.-.ce d fctlarl •
pilMdlld in ..... 700 d
ttaaC n ••wfl\cm.Coda.
The time 3Dr .. dllims .
will nat ..... priar ID bit'
....... fnlm .. d*dtt. ,_ •• ilOlicad..,...
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
file ..... the caurt. If,.,.,
.. a ...... ••111 1 in
the ..... JOU ""' .... uoon tt1e eaecutor °'
dilirlis1rab • OI &CD' 0.
.,.,lief tar Che 1 rn• ar
.. ....... a'lld ....
... court ...., proof al .,_
wice. a W'iDln ,..ma m&-
q thll '°" desire special nabCe al ....... al lf1
imenlofy and appqrse-
,.... al..._ allCIS ar al
lhe pet§tioa• or aa::caas
......... iatw:tiora 1200
and 1200.S dttieOllilla1u
~ ....... Code.
AlliDI _, tor palitiol•.
JOHN 8. P£TERMANN. 700
SO. FU:MER ST.,. lfiOO. LOS
ANGE ES. CA 90017
3/26 412 419 0127
The • •"'lliiQI ....., is
-· buliftess as: l.Dt( DESIGNS,. 22 T*'4la5 7 ,
..... 92714..
Usa Dillie "-'". 22 T~
bass arw... 92714
This business is con-
~ .. -· ....... n. ,_. .. com-
a•ICllld • •eud .._. ,_ andar .......
~ ,_ °' rwnes ._, ._ an 2/Zl/fl7.
~u.. Diam"-"-
Tilil I I r•tl -... ...... c..., a.ta ..
Or.,.. County on ~
16.1917 .
Fillt HID. rns-J•-n-6
3119 3126 4/2 4/9 ocm
GOil
... ICAllCI
.... 11• •n•n ••,_ I IF •• ii .....
fClll .. AI II• -n.•• iC..,_.,_
wittldtwo a • ... ural
~ .......... .
...., ........ undllJ ...
flcMne'9 .... 11 I ,_ of
TH£ PARKO OOITSCH
c:aM1>Ntt .. 2!iO Na "'°" c.-on.. Sui1lt 111101.
ti ;at8cedt,CA...0.
The ~-bullnels ...................... pe1t1•••-tilad on 21 21185 & 5117115 in .. eo..na, al ar.wa. n.-.. ........ ...
dlnc:ealh ...... ....
~-·· ...... . JOSUH P, DEUTSCH,
2700W..PKikC...~
_,, S.... VO. ftw;:wt
a.cb. CA 9!2660 SilNd: JOSEPt4 P.
OWTSCH
3119 3126 412 419 0082
n. ........... ..
doi"I business as: THE
c.AIJR)MIA CW8. 2411 ......., Rd... ,.. ;gmt Bea.
CA92660.
btMrine Eliz.abettl
Mader, 2418 Hakl9J Rd...
tk PJlt 8dl. CA 92MO.
•mitar c.o--. 2561
1nline ~Com Mesa. CA
'¥2Q7_ nus business is con-
dudlsd bJ~
The resist:nlnt com-
,,,.llCed ID •aawt tJusi.
,_ und9r IN fidltiaa
~--'*'* tested abGiwe on Mar, 5.
1917. Silned-~ e.-.......,
1llis ill I .... -llad ........ eou..r a.ts d
o.....c..,..~ .....
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CA92705.
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aTY 01 NEWPORT BEACH. OOUNTY Of ORAHGE., Sf Alt
OF CAlJfOMIA. AS PER MN> RUXJM>ED IN 800K 310
P*iO 7 TO 11 INCUJSNE. Of MISCfl I 'HEOUS Ill.VS.
REa.os OF ORANGE COUNTY. CAl..--aA. OES-
CW"D AS RJUDWS:
PMCEl. NO. 3 AS SHOWN ON A MAP FllfD IN BOOK
76 MG£ 45 OF PNIC(J. IMPS. .. THE OfFlCE Of THE
COUNTY RECORDER OF SAID COUNTY.
EXCO'TING ALL OU.. GAS. HYDftOCARBON ANO
OTHOt...atALSOf EVERV KIND AHO NA TUR£ BELOW
A OO'TH OF 500 FEET aotEATH THE SURFACE Of THE
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OfTICIAL R£COADS.
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CATES. a Clllb1u ~
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Ptaza. ~ 200. Neu;aort
Beadt. CA 92660.
Stei>ben C Hopkins.
T rusaee. OI _,, S.ICCeSSO'
T tUS1!1e al the 5'ecltm• C
..S Denise ..,.... Trusa
under dadal lfJGr\ al INlt
diNd October 2•. 1980.
and as amended. 2553
Monxo Dnft. Laau~
9eK:h. CA 9265 l
libashan Corpot<lbo'I. a
Calrfom~ corporation
25092 Budboard Lane.
L.....,a CA 92653
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dumd bf a ...,-al s-t-
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304. Ne part 8aadl. CA
92660-7640.
Anabei'9 LMd Asso-c-. Use -u a' ........
450 N ;artC-on..
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CA 926a>-7640.
This busiMM is con-
dudlld bf•......, .-UW·
ship. s-.-t"'•-•• l..md As1c> 2 lillliSlad ,..,,,., 9
ship •• DJ11 I • ......,
i*11•ship; ~.....,, lmd
Co1npeu1. a D I a e car·
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The rqistrant com.-•••ICad to rr.asact busie--neu under the fictJtio&IS
~ ,._ OI rwne5
isaed aoo-e on Juty 23.
1986..
This sueerrec was Seid
9'°' Cbe Counly OeR al
Or-. Counly on March
10. 1987
File No F337879
3/26 412 419 4116 0 1: 7
a..not
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part 81 a tit, CA 9266.l-
J7U.
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200. Na pat.._., CA
921&e-J7U
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200.ft s t-.,CA
9266).J7U.
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Suilt 200. .. $ 1 8wt\
CAUQ.J7U.
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The ti6>wie C C*'!IDft IS doirc buslr-. a SANTA
AMA DENT AL. 1718 Port
Abbey, Ne•put ~CA
926(,()
Alfonso ~. 1718
Port Abbey, Newport 8eac:tl.
CA92660
Th s business ·~ con· ducted by an indMdua s.-o-. ~ llnnda.
The recnt:rnt com-
mesiced ID banuct bu:P-
nes.s wider the fictitinars
busiNa name lbcw on
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1917.
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25092 aw•ti •d u...
U.-M9a. CA 92&5.l
n..-O.t.NJJ .....
widual. 17 Wc:cdfleusr.
ftiae. CA 92714
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nwx:wd to llawl bus>-
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10. l.-J.
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The lalo:Wll S*SD • dairc ~ a NATIVE AMERICAN. 2!J79'l ..,.._ w.,. Uilunl Nicuet. CA
92fiT7.
Ronald YI. Jacbon.
2!1792 "'-*'-..,, u.--
...... CA '¥1£T7
8usirm5 .. D•uaad
undar this buSlness name
on~ 1917.
This busmess is con·
ducted by .., indMduaJ
5-.t lbUlld w Jacbon
This stalli•. il -filed the Counly Cler1l al
Oranet Ccutty on w.ch
11 1987
"' ,., f337951 3/19 3126 412 •19 0096
&-31471
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U..STATDEl'T
The taaowc oenon cto.na buSane'SS as THE
RfTZ ICE CREAM. 300 E.
~ /we . •M IWbOa CA
92661
Shrier s ~ 19162
Y.cht U... Hwruncton
e.cts. CA 92649
Th s bus.i.ness •S con-
dudad °' .. ~ The tee•strwlt c.om-
ITe'.a:ed ID ••ISld ~
nea under u. 6c::tdJo..s
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t.sted abowe on ?lbrch
1987 ~-~S.
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1.97.
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&ASSOCIATESAIRJATED
AEAlESTATEIE:90IW'ES
I«:... 455 Citli• T---.
C...•Mar.CAm25.
Alfil'*-1 .... £-...
q "'ta Irle.«' (' Nill).
455 CIDrilo T ...... C.·
ana • llllar. CA U25..
flsis busi 11& IS con--
~a.,• corpc.,.SIGn . The ,___ COlft-
11-..d ID •a.ec:t buat-ness ...-._ ktitio1S t.....-----liSllFd .,.on Oct. 1. 1996
s.ped haJ
Estate Resoutca. '"' . ThcJnas E. ....,.. .........
dent.
This 4 Will -., CcurC)o ~al
Or-. ec..., an ICadt 9,
1917
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'Z7fJli7 Otiipo... MiW M y-CA t269'2.
OOnahey f'ubliations,
Inc.. C.htornia. 27167
O:rpiw, t611· m Yi1iD. CA
92692..
This busineu is con-
cb::lad by a cxwpcalllicaL
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m91Cld to lr•Wl .....
,_ W'lder the ficlieliollS
a.ans.-..~ ~ ..,.. Oft 21'26/ff1.
SFed: DONAHEY PUBU-CATIONS. ~ r .. 0.:.. ...,, Ytee '8wdaill.
nm,,, , ••• -lied .. 1M Ccu1tJ Clartl d
0..... County on Mmn::h 6.
1917
Re No. f3374S2
3/19 3126 412 419 0103
WU. w•ta STAl_,-Of
AaA•& a1•u.
OfAChhOUI• I E• .......
Tr-e tot penons
h..e ._ idoi*2 the use al
the flClibouS busifteSS
name HAYES & ASSO-
C1A TES R'£AL EST A TE COflil..
SU1. Tl'«i GROUP UC: •55
C.-0 T erTaCt. Corona deJ
Mar CA92625
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,...,.. tN 1 ed ID aibOwe was
fifed on Seot. 2S 1986 iri
the Courcy al Or-.. One.
Mle No. F'l2fS7'
The ,..... Em. c.onsu.-
.. Groucl. lnc.. •55 c.cnuo
T errxe. C.orcna def fllr CA
92625. Ciiib ....
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191 .
lilt 3125 U2 419 0101
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1917
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II 1 , .....
must ~in order to arrest the
d~s.ease and preserve central
VISlOIL
Unfortunately, when SMD
affects one eye, it ~ in most
cases, eventually affect the fel-
low eye. Sixty percent of all
patients with .. Wet" SMD will
develop the disease in the fellow
eye within five years. To detect
early changes in the fellow eye,
docton give their patients more
f rcquent checkups and the home
venion oftbe MA.msler Grid•for
self-testing.
The number of patients with
SMD that can be helped with
this new Jaser technology is ·
limited. But those who are 8ood
candidates and receive early
treatment can arrest the progress
of SMD toward reduced vision
or blindness, saving precious
sigbL
Also, if the patient is not a
candidate or does not respond
to treatment and loses vision.
but is highly motivated and
determined, be may be able to
use low vision aids to improve
bis existing vision. Where there
was no hope before concerning
this leading cause of blindness,
there is currently new hope.
Street ••• a ,._,.,
group surprised mcmben of
both political camps in the city.
MHc just called me up one day
last week" to talk about the
move, said former Mayor Paul
Ryckoff of Newport 2000. Ryck-
off said he had no inkling of
Street's intentions until that call
and be had not solicited Street's
switch.
In a letter to The Executive
Council tendering his raigna-
tio~ Street wrote, Wfbe Exec-
utive Council was foundecL.to
protect business interests from
the lunatic fringe of D~Owtb
that bad pined control of local
government... U nf ortunatcly,
we have been ovcnua:essful at
influencing the system toward
~progress' and fa.od that local
officials are blazing a trail for
the lunatic fringe of m•ximiud
development."
Street was out of town and
unavailable for comment this
week.
Councilman Phil Maurer and
other associates of Street said.
however, that Street had been
upset over the City Council's
approval of a large structure to
be built next door to Street-S
Corona del Mar home.
.. He became angry became of
that building going up next to
him." Maurer acknowledged
Tuesday. ..People switch sides
when their own ox is gored."
Councilman Phil Sansone
said Street bad solicited his
support iD fiabting the building.
•1 dOll \ blame him." Sansone
Mid. •ft\ a.-mausoleum.•
S•-.c 8dded that the new
iUlldme Wocb much of the
oceu Yiew from the Street
aaiidence.
lru tees eye reelection bid
Sala in Ale8I .,., tine ad ............ ,, .• ,,.., .....
voten ia NowilillMir Ol dlil ,ar.
Tom WUU-Mid dais week
tlaat M ii aoial to rua for
rccle~ to laia ANa tine at.
F ... ileded in 1913. Willi•et
ia • l8Dd clC¥doper ... Mme
bUildcr wbo liws ia Newpon
BcKla.;
.Tam de 8oo1' ti.e Ara lix
incumbent, made the +rilioa to
leek redection ia conference
with bis family on New Y ear9s
Initiative. . .
a ,._,.,
time, could halt the controver-
sial nine-story off1ee building
approved last month by the
council for the comer of MacAr-
thur Bouelvard and Newport
Place.
The number of signatures
required to call a s~ election
is about 6,.SOO, Beek said.
Councilman Phil Maurer,
who has sparred with the sJow-
grwotb advocates numerous
times iD the put, condemned the
ini~ effort, saying it would
.. destroy property riabts.
Day ........... ;..,. deci-... .... . .. . .....
80oa; Be .a.o'.iZ.Ta. bwcl
ia ltl3. eez· tc111 wl daiel
eaemtiwe • tM local
ntCA. ..
Carrcat Board president,.
baaictb w.,...._ rcpraentina
Alea one, bM .........,. a lot
about it," but .._, come to a
decilioa to ....
"I ex~ to mate an
aDDOUDCaDC11t ._..,Im just not
ready to !8J Miilt I ,._ to do
bought land anticipating they
will be able to do tbi.np with
it to get money bact out of iL
This would take away their legal
rights and financial rights. It\
Dot fair to.,.changc the rules DOW.
We already have stringent rules
~the city.
... hope the voters undcntand
this beuer than they undentood
Measure A," Maurer added,
rd'crrin& to the Newport Carter
expansion plan which was
def eat eel at the polls in
November.
-ibere are always some~
pains wbea tJlcft•s a school
doeiJaa or Other action, but
-~an prcttJ pll••d
witlatMClllllira~----.. ..:.:.. ...... . • b ~ • .._ --.1...1
Ullli .. -um. ---. w.,.... 1ee1 tJae illae or
f•..,..,. for tbe local Dooll at
.. Stllle Ind .. ---of coaceaa.
Arnold confirme~
8Y JUDY DVFJ7Y
Corona dcl Mar resident
Daryl Arnold Us been COD-
fumccf as U.S . Amtiimador to
Sinppare. Arnold bU Iona been
acUft in Repablican politics and
California qricullure.
Araold9s IDOlt recent position
Wiii as praident and cbid exec.
utift ofticer of the California
Growers Aaociation. Tb.is is his
Cant ~ post. Bil es.peo
rialce indudes la flnc OD var-
ious state ud presidential
boank .. ,.. 1rilb dome ltic
ud~~-Comiaa to RoDald anpn\
aue.ion durina the 1980 cam-
paip. Arnold helped advise
cancl;ctaae Reagan on aaricultur-
al afrain as well • ICf'rina as
a ddepte to the 1980 Repub-
licu Conveabon.
Roy Stapleton, retiring
ambauador to Si.91apore.
1DO¥e1 to Wabinatoa, wllicrc lae
will Klft as a deputy -maant
leCRtary of state.
"Landowncn in Laguna
Beach arc suing (the city)
because of a moratorium on
building on their property
there,.. Maurer stated. -rhis is
the same thing. People haft
Clothes slasher strikes again
-rwo hundred &Del niaety-
three people said they would act
signatura for an initatift~ .. Beat
After citba tatiaa bis a on
the road to other commanities
or ldring the dust tettJc after
newspaper ~ Of bia Ktiv-
itia, a dotJw,aa slasher WAI back
---~-- --
in Kt.ion iD Fashion Island last
weetmd.
Robimon\ department store
l1iffcred an atimated S88S lou
when four Christian Dior suits
wac cut wi•.b a small sharp
imtrumenL
~ent s~ spokapenon
for ti.e Newport Beach police
departmcat. said theft were
definite similarities bet ween the
recaat crime and those commit-
ted in put months in both
Hixson •••
I 5 F•fllll
altenbom laad been made to the
huildina.. pll!rticu.larly • rue waD
near die po,iat of ~ tlYl .concciftblJ Coald haft added
to die •wwity of the blue.•
wor--IO~
llHelt Biuon, loaa-time
Newpwt Bw:la raident Ud
oww ol Bia-Metal F"mis~
Newport Beatil and COlta Maa.
Small one or two iDda am in
the anm of mm\ suit com or
women\ dreaes are a telltale
lip of the sl11ber9s pracnce i.n
local retail stota. Small tbougb
the alasbcs may be, moaetary
loaes to area stores baYe topped
theS4,000~
"We don' bavc any new
information to sift the media at
this time, .. said StOddanl -<>ur
i.nwstiption is conbnuiag."
Cove~ Home Offered by
' Nestled at the base of the
bluffs that reach down to the
edge of the Back Bay is a
surprising piece of property to
delight all the senses. Named .. La
Roca," the property appears
nearly as impressive from the
quiet cul-de-sac street as from
across the Bay.
.. La Roca" is the residence of
Mrs. John Wayne. Translated
the name means "spiritual rock.,"
. (" ...
an odd name for a residence until
one sto,. to comidcr the view
that comes as part and parcel of
the property. Tranquil vistas of
water fowl, sunshine on the
water and, after dark, twinkling
lights, make the location of 930
Mariner's Drive ideal for pri-
vacy.
0 La Roca'' is listed at
SS,000,000 on fee land by Max-
ine Mink of Merrill Lynch
Realty. Not just a home but a
showcaie for elegant living. this
property only begins t~ tell its
story through the innovative
usage of the land which sur-
rounds it.
TENNIS, ANYONE?
A f uJl-sized lighted tennis
court stands at the ready for use
by family or friends. An elevated
deck alongside the home gives
kibbitzen a view of the action
while they enjoy potables or
munchies from the adjoining
sna.Ck kitchen.
Across the court and up the
bill stands what can only be
termed a reviewing stand.
Flanked by Roman columns, tblc
occupants of the covered area .
can lounge and feel like Caesar
as they watch the sporting match
below them. After a hard game,
participants and s~ors alike
may choose to take advantage
of the lap pool and spa on the
Bay side of the house. Relaxing
further, cveyone would enjoy a
meal on the spacious terrace
where umbrellaed tables wait
invitingly.
Active lifestyle aside, the
home's interior provides the best
of all worlds. From the first
realization that the rainbows
sprinkled on the marble floor are
being refracted through fine
leaded crystal panes in the front
door. a visitor knows that this
house is special
When a dramatic view.
dynamic decorating and large
spaces collide. the result takes
one's breath away. The first view
of the living room and dining
areas of the home easily produce
just such a reaction. Going down
the two steps into the glass-
wallcd living room, the things
that make these rooms unique
are apparent at first glance.
GRECIAN COLUMNS
Playing off the cool colon of
the water out the window, walls
and ceilings are painted a sOotb-
ing tone of aqua. Spartlial ....
and aold-leaf topped Greciaa
columns combine to frame the
view and set a tone of .,acious
elegance. A raised marble hearth
fronts the musive fireplace
which ddl \ lote its delicate
touches to the weight of its size.
Tum to the 1cft and there is
a .Jew of the spartlin& diniq
area, which is located on the
• II
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.
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Assumable VA at 9'h%! Excellent break even
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Call 546-9366.
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2700 view of bay, ocean, Catalina. and hills. Two
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Son Steve's a star, but Dad likes real es ate
BY ANNETrE WATSON
Although be was never con-
sidered a "wild and crazy guy,"
Glenn Martin had a love of the
theater. In fact, for a long time
both he and his wife, Mary Lee,
thought that a career in the
movies would be his f uturc.
However, along the way, a
stable family life became Mar-
tin's goal, and .a career in real
estate soon developed for him.
Even so, the Martin name would
eventually become famous in
show business circles, as son
Steve achieved superstardom
and success.
Father Glenn, meanwhile,
became successful iD selling real
estate.
' "In the thirties I became a pre-
law student at the U nivenity of
Texas. I switched to drama and
then dropped out of college to
join a traveling tent show troop,
where I felt I could really learn
show business. I bet I toured
every 500-population town in
the midwest for years. I lea.med
to do everytbiq-aina; play tbe
clarinet in the band, be the
lcadina man. build the sets and
sell candy during intermission-
which meant a commiuion and
the only money I could be sure
of (or the night's run," said
Martin.
When the USO formed during
World War II, Martin joined to
,,find some financial stability.
"We toured England with 'Our
Town• starring Raymond Mas-
sey. We were very popular,
because Massey bad a large
following. Touring with the
USO was a fine life and they
provided us wit~ t.brec meals a
day as well as nice accommoda-
tions and a paycheck. Du.ring
those years I was away when
both of my children were born.
Those were tough ycan and the
docton said it was not healthy
to take children overseas, so
after a while I came back home.
Mary Lee influenced me to move
to Los Angeles where I could
audition for movie parts; she was
LLONGS OF NEWPORT1NC.
REAL ESTATE
TIPS FOR
HOMEOWNERS A SMART MOVE!
Two of our clients have listed their Newport
Beach home for sale and will move to a town-
home in University Park.
As "empty nesters" they no longer need a four
bedroom home and they wish to put some of
their equity to work to supplement their retire-
ment income.
They will be able to invest about two hundred
thousand dollars, which will bring an income
of about two thousand per month above their
normal retirement income. They will also
have no capital gains taxes from the profit
earned during the ownership of the home.
They are using the "once in a lifetime"
$125,000 exclusion.
A smart move! Not for everyone, but for this
couple on a fixed income it is the difference
between living a restricted retirement or a
comfortable retirement. "It gives us plenty of
funds to travel, which we love to do best." And
WHY SHOULD THEY sit around in a home
with $300,000 equity when they want to
travel? LOTS FOR SALE
We have lots for sale in CdM-on
Hazel Ave. Two 40' lots with
ocean view. Each $275,000.
Laguna Beach-almost 112 acre
with a panoramic view of the coastline. GeotoeY report avail·
able. $399,000
Betcourt in Newport BNch. 10,000 sq. ft
with a peat location. Plans for a 5,000 sq.
fl home available.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
SOMERSET MODEL
$359,000
F"tve bedrooms, 3-car aarace.
Seller has bought another
and 1s motivated.
GS If IEIPllT •·
3'9 SAN MJGVD.., SlJITE -
NEWPOllT aEACH, CA fl65I
Clll 141-Lll&
confadeat that I would mate it
in Holl,,rood, _.said Martin.
Martin began working u a
realtor in 1948. As bis days were
a pent selling houses, hi& evenings
were spent moonlighting at Call
Board Theater on Melrose
A 'Yenue in Loi Aqdes. Over the
yean the work in real estate
overtook that of the theater.
"In 1955 we moved to Garden
Grove and in 1956 I opened my
own real estate office. I had
always bated selling. so I became
a manager and had my agents
do the selling. In 1963 I was told
I had cancer and that I'd better
sell my business. So, I did. It
turned out that I didn't have
cancer and, in the fong run, that
illness sa"Vcd my life, because I
quit ~ Aft« tbal I went
to work• aa olfacc me...,. for
a real estate company, util
1965, when my &ii:Dd GeOrge
Williamson ukCd me to come
to the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mcu Board of llealton; a group
of the realton h.cl thought I
would make a good executive
director. I bad been active In
organized real estate right from
the first-when we moved to
Orange County and I found I
really enjoyed this aspect of the
real estate business," said Mar-
tin.
As executive director of the
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realton from 1965 to
1979, Martin saw many changes
in the real estate profession.
"I was fimlly in a job that I
lowcl--40ftd as micla u actina-
1 enjoye4. tDOWioa tk rulton.
They are a fme group of people
and most of them undentand
that it\ not competition, but
cooperation that ma.tea them
auCCCSlful. The realton who are
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(800) FOR TITLe • (714) 547·7251
825 NORTH BROADWAY, SANTA ANA, CA 12702
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dofftlnlum In Bluff•
....... IMd, nlte light
vu. 3 bdnn, 3 &a.
...,.... floor plan,
..... _.,,. ...
HsbOr View Knolls
towMome. upgreded 3
bdrm, 3 be view of hlls.
nlahl·labla and wlld .... Oftirid·81 1289,000.
. .... ~
Nwpt Height• land-"*"· 4 bdrm, 4 bath In
lAlll ·--IJ -H.mor v... Homea.
expanded, enclosed
Portoflno nw or 11n-
bett and great nelgh-
bOra. Spa. ftreptt and ..
the latest touches.
$449,000.
pool nearby, only
1180,000, towe.t In
town.
----~ ...... -· ---
unu Pm • • ClllW -In Mclain .. Gf'Wl-
bnr" 2 bdrm, 2 bath townhome, .ao11d 2 car
..... goff CCMn8 and IUnMt views. $250,000
mu .., c1 •• .. -2 bdrm, 2 t>a. 1nst•t
GCCUpMCy ($1,400 per mo.), owner wants fast
eecrow on Mclain townhome. $224,500 •Tm• m -Townhome In Newport, 3 bdrm,
3 ba, O¥ef' 2,000 1q. ft. 2 patloe. large master. 2
ftreplacea, nw' tepnls, pool. $249,000
CID•&aTlll -fn Laguna HiUs, 2
bdrm with upgred• too numerous to state.
Smllll, ~ and priced right. $96,500
... mu lam .. -Condominium. End unit
with 4 bdrma, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, near pool
8nd tennis. Many,upgred11. $255,000
I .. M -Here'a a s-npered and PMll1d
condominUn overlooking Bia Cenyon. 2 bdrm,
2 ba;~ end. gar. '220,500
---1311,000 TO •1s,ooo ---
... um.. .-in -Nwty 3,000 eq. ft,
private spa. tophistlcated Afestyle In gated
A MAL RE.AL ESTATE INYESTmNT:
12 unit ept. 2 bdrm each, fully rented. Nwty new, with low malnt. construction. In the path
Of progrw In HI lperla. high d 11 lrt country.
Show9 9 tlm• groes. coutd soon be 8.5.
Mklng $810,000 with $150,000 down?
quiet .... peek • view
upM ... a.ge lot with
room to grow. 1299,950
A GREAT NEW LEASE LISTING, WITH YIEWI
Lovely sunset view apartment in CdM over-
looking the jetty out to C&talina. 3 bdrm, 3 ba
private. dean, vacant. Year tease. $2,500 per
mo.
'CllATI nmr r• -On cuf..dfHac, 3 bdrm. 3
-apottesa thruout, family floor plan, yet lends to adult only living. In aeaview. $355,000
"I ~ 18.D( IT -In Harbor View Homes,
complete re-do to perfection, single story 3
bdrm, loft, pantry, gourmet kit. & view. $429,000
USIUff • mltmM. -You'll get excited! 3
bdrm, 3 ba, with lmmac. care and charming
decor. Walk to hi-school. shopping. $311,000
w• • ma ••a -This house is tt1 Really
beet up, but beautiful. View ayer Buck Gully.
Vacant with pool, spa. $349,000
W'lll• mm.• sncuss -s1ng1e story 4 bdrm
with lnaeclble view of oceen/bay. Upgr8des
lndllde mouldings. skyl6ghts. saso.ooo
11 •IE • Cll -New home In quaint old .... 2 .aory. 3 bdrm, 2 ftreplecea Md just
blocb to lhope, beactt, parka. cates.. 1485,000
... I ... ,... _ P~\.-ftl.Homes. perfect
condition ~ ft I.. V llOat/RV storage
.... 4bdm~ ~.1357,500
I II.IA• m lllff -In San Clemente. epectacu-
lar view of the Padfic, 5 bdrma, M1ditsr81111n
flav9r, owner ••llQ to flilMce. $1,500,000
PE•IU llWLIR -so· In prime location on
bay. Charm, MCluded patio, pier, float. Large
master & ltttlng room. $995,000
........ -Ocemi Blvd, 3 bdrm, 2 ba. 1
story on tlighly elevated ..o· lot. Approx. 180°
view. Buy 8dj. 30' lot for 70' frontage. $895,000
• CllV• llY -Customized Broedmoor.
unique floor plan, 5 bdrm, c::tty light view with
country llke IMng. Spadous feel. $759,000
PE••• Tiii •• -Brend new on the SMd, 2
bdrm, 3 ba. lrg master with ftrepjace & spa.
Ewopeen kitchen with Imported tffes. $850,000
C.. CllE •L• -A rare find, epectaaMr
view, soony decor, and a one-of-a-kind ••greet
room·· overtooking the bay. $850,000
.... , PRM ••s• -Catch the numbers: 2
bdnns. 3 ftreplace. 4 baths, 2 kitchens. Almost
new. Most spectacular. 1895,000
WANTED: ANOTHER SlllUNG FACE
Unique Homes has room for one, possibly
two, experienced salespeople. Must be
able to handle walk-ins, phone-ins, refer-
rals, high office morale and liberal com-
mission split.
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Ideal family living in the El
Toro foothilla is a c:oocept wboee
time is almOlt gone. ~ 14
laoma n:main at Praley of
Southern California •1 Sumet
color-coordinated exterior
daipa. tbJ• car CDdoeed p-
~ ud coecaete clriwwaya.
tbe FJ Toro Ro.ct exit. Be.d ait
on El Toro Road just put
TnlNco to Old FJ Toro ao.d.
Tlli'a kft to the .alee c c ncr and
furDilbed modell clecoraled by
·Ridge community of threo-and
four-bedroom single-! amily
homes.
.. A close-in Oran# County
rocation with the beauty of
Saddleback Mountain as a back-
drop combined with a surprising
· low price, enhanced by a long
lilt of quality features, have
made Sunset Ridge one of our
most succea.ful communities,,.
noted Dan Moore, general sales
manager for the Pacific Lighting
Real Estate Group division.
-ibe community only opened
last August, yet today it is very
nearly sold out."
The pacio111 living an:as
contaia band-built muonry
wood-burniaa ~laces. l'llilCd
ceramic tile entries, soaring
volume ceilings, family rooms
with rear-yard access, dramatic
skylights (some pJana) and plush
wall-to-wall carpeting.
Spacious country kitchens
feature charming windowed
nooks, hand-finished oak
cabinetry, dep.nt ceramic tile
countertops and large pantries.
A full complement of statc-of-
t he-art appliances is also
included, featuring quality
General Electric gas ranges and
ovens with microwaves, dish-
washers and food waste disposal
units.
Club Series' 'Design 502'
ideal for entertaining
Three d·ramatic floorplans
take advantage of the views
offered by the rolling Saddle-
back Valley foothills and the city
lights below. High open ceilings
let in abundant light, and a long
list of f eaturcs is highlighted by
tile entries, complete kitchens
with state-of-the-art time-and
work-saving appliances, glasscd-
in nooks, unique window treat-
ments, spacious family rooms,
richly appointed master suites
and three-car garages.
Presley of Southern Califor-
nia has built and sold more than
27,800 homes in the West since
1956, making it one of the largest
developers in Southern Calif or-
rua.
Priced from $189,990, the
homes offer incredible value and
the bonus of many decorative
and functional conveniences,
such as interior laundry areas,
recessed panel interior doors and
dramatic stairways with oak
railings.
Covered by lifetime concrete
tile roofs, the homes also off er
The elegant master suites
provide a separate shower and
tub, band-set ceramic tile tub
and shower surrounds, large
walk-in closets, separate d rcss-
ing areas and Corian counter-
tops.
Designed to save energy as
well as utility cost dollars~
Sunset Ridge homes feature
pilotless ignitions on gas ranges
and ovens, an energy-efficient
fully-insulated gas water heater,
automatic night setback ther-
mostats, a power-saving drying
cycle on dishwashers, thick R-
19 ceiling insulation and R-11
wall insulation and solid core
exterior doors that arc fully
weatherstripped.
Sunset Ridge is located in the
prestigious SaddJeback Valley
School District~ Moore noted,
and is convenient to Saddleback
Community College and the
University of California at
Irvine. Gentle ocean breezes
Southern calif omiana love to
entertain, wbdber tbe occasion
calls for an elaborately plannM
sit-down affair or an impromptu
Sunday afternoon barbecue for
a few friendL With the free--
flowing arrangement of indoor
and outdoor living areas in the
Design 502 townbome at 1bc
Club Series, residents and guests
alike will enjoy an easy ambiance
that enhances everything from
the more casual to the most
sophisticated get-togcthers.
Presented by Cayman DeveJ-
opment Company, The Club
Series is part of the developer's
master-planned ScaCliff on the
Greens community, which is
located in Huntington Beach,
only a quarter-mile from the
ocean.
.. Many of our homebuyers
have compared these town-
bomes to big-city penthouses,
which arc typically designed for
gracious entertaining and ele-
gant everyday living,•• com-
mented Ray Rutter, Cayman
president. 0 Witb their own
recreational facilities and prox-
imity to the beach and the
SeaCliff Golf and Tennis Oub,
the townhomes invite entertain-
ing that can include a full range
of activities."
Visitors arc welcomed into
Design S02's multi-level interior
111e Real f.atau Blotter comm. Wormatiota wWda ii a aatta ol pubic l't!COd. ComWaatioll ii
compated from.........., buds tu ,.WattMdmc of tM reconladoll of 4-dsat die rate of SI.II per...,.,. .... ...,. ol cca•detidiun e-1dwtf & •J ~·-.--... _,not reflect a fllll l8la price.
TrmO.-n&dencw,...we~_...,11an._.ftCOl'._.api•a .. opalJODwMddMft
was no ale. 11w Newpcwt EnMp .. orills dlil blformadoa as a pubic Mnitt.
PROPERTY TRUST
DATE ADDRESS DEED CONS ID ERA TION
Jan.2 209 Via Cordova $300,000 $375,000
Jan.5 1104 W . Bay Avenue Unavail
Jan. 5 1961 Vista Caudal Unavail
Jan.6 1242 Somerset Lane $300,000 S37S,000 .
Jan. 7 227 Ocean View Avenue Unavail
Jan. 7 2662 Crestview Drive $211,SOO
Jan. 7 1621 Bayside Drive Unavail
Jan. 7 714 Powell Place $133.250
Jan. 7 2068 Vista Cajon Unavail
Jan. 7 1215 Goldenrod Avenue SJ(J(),000
Jan. 7 25 Goodwill Court Unavail
Jan.8 118 Via Ithaca S17S,OOO Unavail
Jan.8 22 IS Donnie Road Unavail Unavail
Jan. 8 2765 Vista Umbrosa Unavail S200.000
Jan. 8 432 De Sola Terrace Unavail Umwil
Jan. 8 415 Heliotrope A~ue Unavail S4GCUJOO
by a large, dramatic foyer that
views a lkylit curwd ltain:ale.
A few steps up to one aide of
the foyer is the formal liviq
room, while the formal dining
room is located a f cw steps down
on the other side of the foyer.
As the central entertainment
area, the living room is expan-
sive and relaxing, with a wood-
buming fireplace flanked by
beveled-glass doors that open
onto one of the townhome ·s
private decks. The living room
flows around an open banister
into the study/library, which
contains a wet bar and may also
include a fireplace.
Multi-paned sliding doors
connect both the spacious for-
mal dining room and the comer
breakfast nook with the very
large private patio that serves as
the focal point for outdoor
entertaining. This area has a gas
line for barbecue hook-up and
offers abundant room for out-
door tables, chairs and lounging
f umiture. Double doon between
the dining room and the kitchen
facilit&fc 'formal table service or
a more casual buffet.
Designed for the utmost ease
in cooking and clean-up, the
kitchen features a self-cletning
oven, microwave ove~ cooktop,
pot scrubber disbwuhcr and
trash compactor, as well u
custom oak cabinets, a ~
pantry. cen.mic tiJe COUil~
with full spluh and a btlilt-in
oat desk. A.a guests often tend
to gravitate toward tbe ti~
bomebuyen will be pleued to
learn that this kitchen really is
party...md.
The upper level of tbi.t charm-
ing townbome bu several design
options. In one variation, the
floonpace directly above the
living room is utiliud u a den
with . wood-burning fireplace.
Other options have this ARa
open u a pllery to create a
soarina two-story living room
with vaulted Miling. Buyen who
elect to have the added living
room volume may also choose
to have three bedrooms or to
convert one of the family bed-
rooms into a den.
All of the design options
include a luxurious master bed-
room suite that radiates warmth
and elegance throughout.
Among the custom-like appoint-
ments AR double entry doon, a
wood-burning fireplace, enor-
mous walk-in closet plus addi-
tional wardrobe, a twin-basin
pullman with corner vanity, a
Rydrobatb spa tub and separate
ceramic tile shower. The suite
also has ita own private deck.
Secondary bedrooms arc
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Cl .... end --..,, ...... 4 bedroalM. lndudlng
.... a1•1 F Wilt ... rOOlft end ......... pU fllmly lllJd ................ .._. ..
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cmE..,. llMlll on hlboe IMnd. new dock. A CMlle--
... 4 bedroom ... tMlly room. 1l1g911t torn.I dining room.
2 .... in Tl .. IF ..... Md OUlllide play ywd. Md ..,.. "'
......... lllmpe. Bult in ....... ..-Ci ........
end ... °' the mt ~ which guides the heMlng
end cooling syRlms, ..,._ end teuna. video. Intercom and
w:urity ~ma.
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•TlllWT ClllEICMl with pier for 80' boat 3 MP8fMe
butldinga with 9 rental unita-'"Montlf'ey Cannery"' chann,
generoua pMdng. tcte.J for OWMr/UW' near Newport's
C....nery & Udo VUJllgea end tine ,..._.f'Mta. an• ca 11... 111.1•
MYllllEI Mnml with ewer 80 ft. of waw frontage and
s-noramiC .... of the ..... S*tof Newport Harbor. Large.
gqdoua 1 .aory, 4 bedroom home with tonnal dining. famity
and sun rooms pfua courtywd pool in this excluaiYe
watemont community wilh private beecheL
anm1~at111 •• 111-1•
1u 1 avr •nmT . Beeutifutty built with s bedrooms.
inducing ~~euitll. game room, tlimity and formal
dining rooma. ~ allldy and top of the line gourmet
ldtc:hm\. Al8o a 3 car garage. pool, spa and dock for your
llwge bolll Deeigner ~ lndude brua fix1ures. and
-cMinelry and woodwofk. 11.~ 111·1•
.. --mu .,.,..., with slip on pratigk>ua Linda ...._ F1rwt lnie on~ a 5 bedroom, with famity and torJnal
dining roome with wood eking. ..-rtcUng wN'91rim, ti ••med
~ Fl'9ndt door9 end ...... windows. A tabutoua oak.
brw and brick ftooNd Diane ~'80r'I kJtchen for Che most
dlecr'.mindng GOU"'* ~ heh and channing designer
decor.
11.•• 111·1•
MIU I I llY MnmT with fllbuloua views down Linda Isle
Channel Allmod1led e bedroom with den, dining room. office
and dodt tor 3 large botltl. Lovely OUldoof enteftaining area
_......,.on the wBlr1ront Owners wil c:..ry 181 T.D.
(lll 11--111 -1-
.... mm _, MnmT llTI 71' on the water. Dock for
leY8fal large boats. W.,... of glass surround this cheerful
one lby, 4 h«ttoom. den, family and formal dining rooms
and bonus room/office. Large beyaide patio surrounds
kMlly custom pool Prteellllillil• 1111 • a1-1•
... ilUll llnmT dupex In tupert> south bayfront view
location. Specious comer property, 4 bedroom, 3 beth wlth .
dectc up. 3 bedroom. 2 beth wittl baytront patio down.
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CllllDt IMlm ll'l'RlllT with ex1rao1dinaty tute and ........... em.-...&-.°'.,..,..."' end mouldinga. wood
loor'a and F~ doota in tis 5 bedroom wMh librwy,
~--~ J00m. tlmiyroom andgourmllt~L Ulld bftck ~ ~ and rw pllllio wtlt..,. pfua dock ..,,_.., ~ Prtce lnctUdee .. IMd. ··-•...•
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m.-
., I -• Flbuloue ..,..._ Ulll9--~ttoondo
...... bolt.~ -----..... 2 bedroolft .... dM for 3rd .......... __ .. , c ..... huge deck
,.. c.rpet. •k ftoofa Md di....... ...... Geted OOINllUnltr with pool and ..,., Sull lnil Oft ._ oplon. ..... . ...•
._,_In~ ---c... COllllnUnly wMh pool
Md ..,., LOV9ly one .._ 2 bedlOOll'I Md dM unit, ._.
frofn ..,,._ .. rooma. All'/,.... decor, pem lllon .,..._
... p.lk> ... ~ling. MCWity .,. lb Md bolt lllp ,.... , ..... ••-1• a.au aaa 3 bedroome ptua gum CIUWWa or 19m11y room
wteh dwmlng decor and .. Mtience of a New ~
Yilage. Fr.nch doota open tram IMng .,_ tD h deck to
utend OCMll Md .,,_ views. T<*ly remod1l1 d in '15
wfth new pfumbine. .e.ctric, roof and aiding. large
....... loM.
··-111-1• .... fill Liii. --... Specious 2 *>ry, 4 bedroom
family home wfth enormous game room. Roof top view deck
surrounded by tuah greenery in secluded garden on
adjofning lot Motivated ...., ready to move to new home. •n. . 111·•••17M111
~ -at the center of Newport's action with fabulous
OCW'l and Catalina Yiewa. Large 2 aory, 4 bedroom home
with huge family room and two large aunny patios.
Compl.wy fumiahed at. ..
an.. Al·I•
111-1411
ma --..r 9l.El . beautifully maintained. Upper unit
haa 3 IP8ciout bedrooms and large living area with
eensational views of beech 8CtMty and sunsets. Lower has
2 bedrooms for income. Excellent high balance assumable
loan.
1111.m 111·1•
N llllU Cllm IUl1l · buflt for present OWnet'S 1n 1983
U8ing 1he finest materials. Airy, high ceilinged. free ftowing
3 bedloom with family and dining areas and separate den I
offtce plus patio. Oooble P9Md windows. stained g!ass. solar
panels an spa 1n master bath.
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l.91 llU · Full of charm and sunshine. Gracious home with
cozy den and 3 bedrooms including separate spacious
muter with hial hels beth and deck. Beamed ceilings and
firep&Ke in living room. hardwood floors and IC>Yefy patio
on .Unny comeJ lot
... 111-1•
U"91T Pell &Ill · epectacular Newport Harbor and night
Nghta views from this newly carpeted 2 bedroom and den
with high ceilings. and 1arge deck. SeUer win consider trade
and wil carry 2nd T.D. Avtlilable d()d( for 50' boat
..... 111·1•
-CMll on &Mboe's quiet litl9e ialend.. DMing older 3
bedroom front ~ with bay view, 2 bedf oom apar1ment.
...-• bunk room and 4 cer pmkatg. Dock tor two 11·
bo111a. A•w1tM 18t TD. owrw 1MY c:..ry 2nd. ... m.-
• ,... -witi turning basin end night light .... a.o-tt Md lnwnactd1'8 2 bedroom&. ~ dec:oi l d
In ..... --. a... loc..,., in w:urity building will\
doonllllin and pool ...... Ill·••
---I,_,._ 8uilt in 1985. Top qu9Nty 3 bedroom
wtll't Fr-.c:ti dooc'a; dOuble paned windows. CMk loots and
c:ein•y • ..,. tub in ......, ~ formal dining. .... #\
~ llnd .. beilcof1y. Welt'°~ ..........
MdlhapL
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···-·.with dock tor 30' boa Lowety 3 bedroont ... h&age Mng room fth wetber, .,....and bwned cdi9
ope1•99 tD Pllio on h ....... Bllg9in priced. Owner
arudou9. hM purct111 d ardwr. Llfge.....,,... 11t T.O.
..... ••·1•
" 1 ru,... .... with "*'Y quality......___ A '2 *>ry
home wMh b ••med c 1ilnga and aun~ ~ pllllio adjoitting
tt'8 llmly room. Four bedlOCWN tnduding h ~ ., ...
... *"ca .. and bey ... S'8pe '° bMch. .... ··-·---fa I IE upgr1lded 3 bedroom with lanMty and ..,,., dining roome. vauteed ceilings. lkytightl. mirrored ~ and d11igner Plll*"L Some ocean and night tight veewa. Community pool and lllnnia.
... 111·1•
Mnmt cw in l8CUrity building with poo1. Specioua 2
bedloom with dedc off mMtlr and lMng room tor full
~ of turning bain. ocean and night light Yiewa.
SNp .... at $1.75 ps toot Walk to ,....uf'Mta.
IUI .. • a1-t•
----duplex with pet'90n8Jity. Newly~. 2 story
English atyte cottage with 3 bedrooms and 2 betha pfua
chamting 2 bedroom income unit with large old fahioned
porch over double garage. Near north bayfront
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PB!lllILA PmT · Charming shingled New England 8lyte 3
bedroom home. Paneled living room with used brick
firep&ace and paned windows, room tor expansion on picket
fenced sunny corner lot close to beaches. Submit
exchanges.
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n Riil.A fM PUJ ·Steps to beaches and Pavillion lllQP9
and restaurants.. Good income with 2 bachefor units, and
2 one bedrooms. Owner wants exchange. ... ~
UUT UCAT111 • gate guarded Bayshores with private
beeches. Super poMntiaJ in thia 2 bedroom. 2 bath and den
fixer, wrapped around IP8Cious patio on lar,ge corner lot
SE! I ER NEEDS FAST SALE.
IUllPll• 111·1•
" ...... Great saat1ef home steps to beaches. 2
bedroom with new copper ptumbing. charming bride entry
and rear ya.rd with patio. Coming aoon. new paint and carpet
and compfetety rernod4Med kitchen and baths.. Owner may
carry 2nd.
Sttlm ~11 ·1•
W. ISUll -R lilting! Adc>rabM. super clean 2 bedroom
cottage with near new plumbing and 9'ectrical, beamed
cathedral ceilings and red brick fireplace ptus doutMe garage
and 2 sunny brick patios.
sza.. 111·1•
~IAI ClflT Ta I • Ex~ handacMne unit
Highly upgraded With 3 bedrooma. family room. and added
Aldy loft in muter auita. Wood ftoon and d11igner decor
plus double atlached garage. Community PoOl apa and tenn;a. .,.. llt-••
YITlm CllTI mll Near new lovely 3 bedroom home with
den and formal dining room plus bndt and redwood patio
on quiet cul de sac. Oooble J)9ned windows and extensive
U98 of tile and oak cabinetry.
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..., TN lllE ·Walk to Hoag and medteaJ buddings,
bike to beach. Airy. spacious end unit with 3 bedrooms.
woodbum1ng fireplace. double garage and large pno. City
light views from mastef. great location cio8e to community
pool.
It.. 111·1•
•aa1 CW walk °' bike to beach. Light and aity 2
bedroom. air conditioned corner unit in security guarded
complex with pooi and ... Shows like • model
114!.19 111·1•
LU R ~ -Suitt in 1980 with 2 bedrooma. ~ ba1ha,
2 fireplaces in ,,..... and Wing room. air conditioned with
intlriof laundry and dout* aa.ched garage. Bank owned
with good,.. end WmL
11.. ··-·-... .., ...... Lowly ground loor custom dec:ond
2 bedroom wit\ 2 blilfl condo ... petio. In ..,., ~
with comniunly tlrWa courta. pool ..-. ti 111
.,. l9C room
and ....... workoult cer1'lr --...,,. end lho ... ILll 11.. • •.••
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS·
Wn ....... Property~ JIS~Aw. ..........
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of a Newport Beach address plus
J.M. Peters Company's reputa-
tion for home building excel-
lence hue combined to bring
sales to near 95 percent at the
private, gated community of The
Terrace at Bayview, according to
company vice president of sales
Ron Sherman.
"Business executives, as well
as those seeking the pleasures of
a Newport Beach leisure life-
style, are contributing to the
tremendous sales success at
Bayview Terrace," noted Sher-
man. "The development,s prime
U ppcr Newport Bay address is
equally convenient to the Gold
Coast's business and financial
centers as well as shopping,
entertainment and leis ure
opportunities."
"While the multiple attrac-
tions of detached home living in
a neighborhood where residen-
tial privacy is enhanced by
controlled community access
certainly have contributed to the
project's popularity, shoppers
who have spent time looking for
a home in Newport Beach are
often quite favorably impressed
when it comes to comparing
prices at Bayview Terrace ...
continued Sherman.
Only six homes and two mod-
els out of a total of 145 luxury
residences are still available
within the gated residential
community, which benefits from
a location adjacent t o the
wetlands wilderness preserve of
Upper Newport Bay.
The remaining homes off er
I, 177 to 1,22 I square feet in
gracious single-story designs
that focus o n elegance and
comfort. The residences have
two bedrooms and two baths
and currently are priced from
$195.000 to $220,000.
The two models feature wall
and window coverings selected
LENDER
Bayview Mortgage
by Saddleback Interiors and
complete landscapin1 by Peri-
dian Group. The single-level
Plan I offers 1, 177 square feet
and currently is priced at
$230,000. The two-story Plan 3
model boasts l ,688 square feet
and turrently is available at
$211,000.
Architectural highlights
among the various floor plans
include formal entry, high
volume ceiling and fireplace in
living room, formal dining
room, breakfast nook, spacious
master suite with skylight in
dressing area, walk-in closet,
and generous kitchen with pan-
try.
The Terrace at Bayview is part
of a mixed-use community over-
looking the open space of the
neighboring wetlands wilderness
preserve. A highly individual-
ized cosmopolitan profile will be
provided by the advantageous
juxtaposition of m.idrise office
facilities and the nearby Marri-
ott Hotel with the gated residen-
tial development and a park. A
community pool and spa pro-
vide recreation and relaxation,
and arc among the owner bene-
fits which are maintained by a
homeowner association sup-
ported by monthly assessments
to all owners.
For additional information
about the remaining homes,
contact project sales manager
Nikki Brunelle or sales represen-
tative J im Wilson at (714) 852-
0953. The development is
reached by taking Bristol Street
east, one-way between the New-
port (55) Freeway and MacAr-
thur Boulevard, toward Jambo-
ree Road . Before reach ing
Jamboree, just ahead of the
under-construction, multi-
storied Downey Savings & Loan
building, turn right on Bayview
Way to the sales and informa-
tion center open daily from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m.
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640-0410
BMC Mortgage
83'% Catt 8~ e.an 9~% Call 9~% 10%
85 1-0431
Far West Savings
and Loan
259-1588
9'A% 2 9~% 2 10% 93'% 93'%
Mctmor Financial
851-0202
Miracle M ortgagc
Semce
United Western
Mortgage Corp.
752-8300
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Featuring canyon views,
SeaCall opens Phase Five
SeaCall, winner of the 1986
MAME Grand Award, releases
an additional 21 homes for sale
in Phase Five on Saturday,
according to Jeffry Stoddard,
executive vice president of The
Buie Corporatio~ devcloptr of
this elegant collection of homes
in Laguna Niguel.
With the introduction of this.
new phase, buyers will be able
to purchase homes with views of
the surrounding canyons on this
premier hilltop location. -rile
natural setting and beautiful
floorplans, with 1,965 to 2,647
square feet, provide homebuyers
with a fabulous opportunity,"
Stoddard explained.
· ScacaLJ•s two-story homes
have two-or three-car garages,
rear and side yard fencing, band-
fi nished cabinets, custom closet
interiors, brass hardware, eye-
level microwave ovens, maho-
gany entry doors, interior laun-
COMMENTS
Easy qualifying
program. (No
debt mUOI nm.)
No qualifyina loan.
Faxed rate to $600,000.
IS year 9~%. 30 year 9~%.
Adjustable to $5 million.
F.uy qualifaer-
express loan
available.
America's Sth largest
banker. Jumbo easy
qualifier. purchase A
refinance. Affiliate of
Metro. Life. Alk for Don.
No income q Ualif 1a1.
Sperialia in large
residential and .ell-
employed borrowen.
Ask for LoiJ Mclooa
AK for Du DoMi
fwf .. preM 'a ry
letter al appnrial.
dries and skylights in some
plans.
One of SeaCall~ most popular
designs is The Coral with 2,5'53
square f ect. Some of its note-
worthy features include four
bedrooms, three full baths, a
bay-windowed breakfast nook,
family room with fireplace and
wet bar, a step-down living room
and a f oycr highlighted by a
s~u spiral staircase. The
home'$ .. lower level bas one
bedroom and a full bath;
upstairs are a spacious master
suite and two large bedrooms
with a shared full bath.
Located just a half-mile from
the Pacific Ocean, homeowners
~ e'?)oi_ Sout~ Oran~ 0>un-
ty s IU'1 and its proxumty to
the harbor, beaches, restaurants
and a.rt galleries of nearby
coastal communities.
The Buie Corporation is
developing SeaCaU in joint
venture with Nevada Capital
Corporation. With offices in
Laguna Niguet and San Diego,
Buie bas won numerous awards
for its projects. Prin..cipaJs
Robert Buie, Jeffry Stoddard,
James Saivar and Robert Wyatt
had been involved in the initial
planning and development of
Laguna Niguel.
SeaCall is at 24032 Caravel
Place, just off Barkentine near
Camino del A vion and Crown
Valley Parkway. The sales office
is open daily from 10 a.m. to S
p.m. For additional informa-
tion, call (714) 661-1224.
Marlin: likes real estate
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our board of realtors became
known throughout the country
for this as we were called on to
help other boards establish an
ombudsman. However, as the
real estate profession became
more complicated, I dido' find
it necessarily any better. We
always used to watch each other
carefully and if a member did
something unethical we would
expel him from the membenbip.
. This worked very well. We have
always had our Code of Ethics
which wu established in 1918.
Aa the years moved on, our laws
have become more parallel and
in accord with our Code," said
Martin.
Just as Martin>s retirement
became effective, his son Steve
became famous. "He had always
worked bard. He worked at
Disneyland and Knotts Berry
Fann. Then in 1979 be was
named entertainer of the year
nationwide. Previous to that he
bad been named male enter-
tainer of the year and was
honored by the Orange County
press in 1978. I was disappointed
in his fmt Satwday Night Live.
I remember writing in the Board
of Realtor's Scuttlebutt that his
career took five steps back·
wards~ But now be•s decided to
stay with the movie indusuy. Be
collecta art and bas contributed
to the Robert 0. Andenon
Museum. Muy Lee and I are
happy about his marriage Jut
November to Victoria TelllWlt.
We-re happy about his 1ucceu,"
said Martin.
Design 502 home.s
11 I I f M f111 14
served by the townhome•a
ICCODd full bath, with a down-
stain powder room available for
guest use.
Daip 502 iJ one of five
floorplans offered at The Cub
Series. A.rCbitcctural excitement
in all of the plam is ~teiled
by mallHevel interior 1tylina
and a boit of Clai.rable amen-
ities. lntcrion ransina Crom
1,960 to t200 equare feet offer
up to thm bedroom p_lua den
APll. l 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COST A MESA NEWS/IRVINE TODAY "'911
SeaCllff's 'Design F' features
masterful master bedrooms
At The Estate Series within
SeaCliff OD the Greem in Hun-
tinaton ~ Cayman Devel-
opment Company bas ~
the essence of what a mater
bedroom suite should be in each or the community•• mini-estate
homes. ·
Impressive double doon per-
mit entry into this sumptuous
suite that occupies its own
secluded wing of the home's
upper level. A wood-burning
rareplace cnbances the warmth of
the sitting area, while double
French doon open onto the
large private deck. Enormous his
and hen walk-in closets feature
beveled mirrored doon framed
in solid oak.
Highlighting the master bath
is a custom spa tub· encircled by
ceramic tile and oriented toward
a garden-view bay window.
"People may vary greatly in
their lifestyle needs and architec-
CAR president to speak
Jack Paulson, 1987 California
Association of Realton presi-
dent, will be speaking to .WO
local Rcalton at a bTCakf ast set
for April 22, at the Four Seasons
Hotel in Newport Beach hosted
by the Laguna Board of Realtors
and 32nd District regional vice
president, Don Bcckenbaugh.
Paulson bu been actively
involved in the real estate indus-
try for more than 20 yean and
is a member of the San Jose
Board of Realton, where be was
cboscn Realtor of the Y car in
1980.
Don Bcctenbau~ 32nd OU.
trict regional vice president and
Marie Thomas, Laguna Board
of Realtors president, are
pleased that in 1987 the Calif or-
nia Association of Realtors will
be working very closely with
each Board in the district regard-
ing developments in the area of
technological advancement,
social and economic trends
facing the real estate industry
along with the legal and political
issues affecting the local, state
and National Associations.
Realtor memben of the Hun-
tington Beach-Fountain Valley,
Irvine, Laguna, Newport
Harbor-Costa Mesa, Saddle-
back and South Orange County
Board of Realton arc encour-
aged to attend this timely meet-
ing. Tickets may be purchased
by contacting their respective
Board of Realtors.
a note· from maury
LOOK AT THESE
GOOD BUYS!!
Open Sunday 1-4:30
2227 Port Lel'Wlck
.Bright, cheerful Sommerset model, very comfortable family home
where you can relax and enjoy yourself. Sparkling pool and spa in
easy maintenance yard. $389,750
Just Reduced lo $345,500
New paint, carpet and window coverings. Three bedroom, family
room home with large private yard. Ready for quick occupancy.
Come see 1412 Keel, COM Open Saturday.
CDM-South of Highway
Pride of ownership! Three bedrooms, owner occupied 25-plus
years. Owner ready to move-with large cash down, owner will
carry. Call for appointment.
Open Sunday 1-4:30
23772 undlawlew
El Toro 4 bedroom 2 bath beauty. Upgraded throughout. On
cul-de-sac with large RV space.
Renlilla Yeell
.
turaJ desip preferences, but the
mister bedroom is the one area
of the home where everybody
wants to indulF themselves,"
conunentcd Jlay Rutt.er, presi-
dent of award-winning Cayman
Development.
The one-and two-story and
split-level homes of The Estate
Series off er interiors scaling
from 2,(J()() to 4,~ square f~
with three to five bedrooms and
two and one-half to four and
one-half baths. Numerous
options arc available to individ-
ualize the various plans.
Stunning foyers with marble,
oak or tile flooring set an elegant
tone that is continued through-
out each residence in such cus-
tom touches as interior atriums,
dramatic staircases, intricate
woodworking, French doors
and three or four wood-burning
fireplaces per home.
Large formal living and di.nit)g
rooms, ideal for gracious enter-
taining, arc serviced by excep-
tionally outfitted kitchens. Built-
in appliances include a ~ix-
burner Jenn-Air cooktop with
grill, two conventional ovens,
two microwave ovens, two
deluxe diahwuhers, a trash
compactor and countertop
blender/ pQwer unit.
Home exterion are enhanced
with cedar shake or Mediterra-
nean tile roofs, handsome stone
and brick accents, and attractive
_wood siding.
Prices range from $429,500 to
$784,SOO for homes at The
Estate Series. As part of the
master-planned SeaCliff on the
Greens community, The Estate
Series is built aJong the lush
fairways of the ScaCliff Country
Club's championship 18-hole
golf coune.
Furnished display homes arc
open for viewing between 11
a.m. and S p.mAaily, except
Tuesdays. SeaCliff od' the
Greens is located at 19425
Woodlands Lane, just off
Golden West Street and Palm
Avenue in Huntington Beach.
For more information call (714)
960-7337.
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
904 VIA LIDO NORD
OPEN SATURDAY ANDSUNDAY1-5
8...utul Dutch co1on1111, 5 bedrooma, 5 billlha, pow-
der room, Nbrwy, ten foot cellnp, wide hllll., next to
landscaped pn. Finest pwnmlc nof1h chMnel
view. Pier Md llp for~ boa $2,125,000
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
815 VIA LIDO SOUD
OPENSATURDAYANDSUNDAY1-5
Wlltch ...... from 3 tevata of ""'9t Udo view. Deeper
lot glwee 1IO'wtew. Four bedrooms. 4 bMhs, pl8yraom,
bo9t room, gourmet ldlchefi. Brick pdo with fire ring.
~story roof deck rwcnatlon .... S.cty b•ch,
pier Md floet. $2,200,000
LIDO ISLE HOME ON 2 LOTS
200 VIA BARCELONA
OPENSATUADAYANDSUNDAY1-5
Urge 3 bedroom, 3 birth home with pool, Clllb9na,
· ..... on two lo& Two hpl.cee SeolMd floor w-
.., ..... ,....... .._of .. .-court~
$525,000
LIDO ISLE 5 BEDROOM HOME
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Grecian columns, tennis
highlight 'La Roca' palace
cllll111 • rr. 111111 38
scat 20 guests at dinner and
access to the kitchen is handily
placed for service by help. Glass
sliders open to the terrace and
view beyond.
The master suite shares this
level of the home with dining
area and kitchen. A f cw steps up
from the hallway. it is com-
pletely private and a delight to
the eye.
The den/ library is located on
the ground level. A fireplace
invites intimacy and a warm
game nook holds a game table
comfortably while giving the
players a dazzling view of
nature's bounty. The aqua walls
arc restful and blend well with
the light colored carved wood
that graces them.
GRACEFUL
STAIRCASE
.. La Roca" boasts one of the
most graceful curved staircases
imaginable. It leads to the upper
level where there is a landing
replete with comf ortablc seating
and gives cntre to the four
bedrooms which share this floor.
Each is unique in its own right
and bas its own private bath.
Two overlook the tennis court
and give access to the upper
deck. One is ideal for a home
gym and holds not only an array
of exercise equipment but a
ballet bar for stretching and
toning. The view from this room
~ marvelous.
Other amenities in the home
include a security system. dark
room downstairs near the utility
room· and more storage areas
than anyone could desire.
But it is the mood of .. La
Roca" which captures the imag-
ination and makes a visitor wish
to call it home. The subtle colors,
the exquisite art and crystal, the
feel of true luxury permeate the
house from roof line to fence
line. It is easy to understand why
this home has been dubbed
'"spiritual rock." There is a sense
of peace and serenity that com-
bine to produce a propcry which
not only promises. but delivers.
privacy and respite from the
busy world outside its doors.
REALTOR
INFORMATION/
FINANCIAL FACTS
930 Mariner's Drive, uLa
Roca" is listed at SS,000,000 on
fee land by Maxine Mink of
Merrill Lynch Reality. The pro-
perty is shown by appointment
only. Call Merrill Lynch Realty
at 546-9366 for further inf orma-
ti on.
Ocean view, amenities
impress al -Regatta
Blue-water ocean views heads
the impressive list of amenities
at Regatta. a community of
distinctive single-family de-
tached homes in Laguna Niguel.
From Regatta's
Mediterranean-styled homes.
the Pacific beckons with refresh-
ing sea breezes and vistas to
Catalina Island and beyond.
Ocean views are prominent in all
three floor plans which are
showcased in models decorated
and f umished by Design l of
Century City.
Tall, graceful palms enhance
the recreation area at Regatta,
where residents and guests may .
enjoy a refreshing swim in the
poo'9 soak in the relaxing spa
and sunbathe on the surround-
ing deck.
Sales representative Judy
Spindle noted that choice homes
are now available in the fourth
and final offering at Rcgat~
where the community's most
dramatic views of Dana Point
Marina arc f eaturcd.
Regatta's Plan One, the Palm
Beach Yacht Club, offers twin
master suites with skylit baths.
formal dining room, woodbum-
ing fireplace and two-car garage
with electric door opener and
direct home ICCCSS.
Plan Two, the New York
Y .cbt Club, features three bed-
bedr~ms share a balcony and
full bath. The living room and
family room are highlighted by
a doubJe fireplace with glass
doors and tile hearths.
Available options at Regatta
include central air conditioning,
mirrored wardrobe doors, over-
size whirlpool tubs, and inter-
coms as well as vacuum cleaning
systems and electronic security.
Regatta is ideally located near
south Orange County's most
popular commercial, recreation
and resort attractions. Within
view from Regatta's fourth
phase, Dana Point Marina
offen charming seaside shops
and restaurants as well as bcau-
tif ul vistas of pleasure craft
berthed in the harbor. A few
minutes to the north is Laguna
Beach and its famed Pageant of
the Masters art festival, art
galleries and continental cuisine.
Close to Regat~ luxuriom
Monarch Beach resort attrac-
tions include elegant dining and
entertaining at 1bc Ritz-Carlton
Hotel, challenging 18-hole golf
at The Links at Monarch Beach.
For golfen, challenging play
is featured at tbc occanf ront 18-
bole golf course, The Links, at
Monarch Beach, an exciting par
10, 6, I 00-yard course designed
by Robert Trent Jones II.
rooms, includin& a master suite To visit the models at Regatta,
with fireplace, diltinctift split-take the San Diego FRCway (S)
level styling, ocean-view b• to Crown Valley Parkway in
cony, skylights and living room Laguna Niguel Proceed soUth
with wet bar aad fireplace, to Pacif1e Coast Highway, then
amona other amenities. left to Selva Road. Left on Selva
Plan nne, the St. Francis Road to La Cresta Drive, then
Y.cht Cub, ia Reptta .. ~t tjpttotbepledeallJ.Tbeaalel
plD wit.la tbree bedrOO•. two Oflicc ii ~ from 10 LIL to
wt om half billbi, fanailJ room S p.a •e eU.dl iDd &Oal 11
ud a ~ ~ Rieb a.a. to 5 p.m.; w11tdaJL For:
.,.. IM liYilia Ud *rAJ.,.. ... iifomeriont P11n11 ~ ..... n.e ..... ... dinl "•" MO.el'77. lllltll• 1111 I II •el I I ••till \111~11 Ill I t ltl • a 111 It I
n llllures, price
accent Orange View
Scriom buyers who hurry to
Oraaee Yacw ToWnhomes may
still have tbe opportunity to
purclaale a contemporuy new
residence priced from just
SI 16,990 in one of Orange Coun-
ty's moat desirable in-town
locations. Packed with design
features and quality appoint-
ments that far exceed their
modest cost, the townhomes are
part of The Foothills of Orange,
a planned community set in a
naturally-beautiful and
pleasantly--sccludcd canyon set-
ting just off Chapman Avenue
in the City of Orange.
"Our close-out activities have
elicited a strong response from
comparison homebuyen who
shopped the area quite exten-
sively, but found nothing that
compared to Orange View in
terms of overall value, quality,
location and price,"' commented
Patrick G. Hayes, president of
Tustin-based Real Estate Devel-
op~nt Corporation.
According to Bayes, a limited
number of townbomes are still
available, in a choice of two-
story, two-and three-bedroom
floorplans with up to l ,27S
square feet of interior area. All
plans incorporate two baths and
a powder room, enclosed ga-
rages with automatic door
openers and private fully-fenced
outdoor patio areas.
Featuring the innovative
desiPJ of noted San Francisco
architect Fisher-Fried~ the
various floorplans are enhanced
by custom wood-burning fire-
places, dramatic well-placed
skylights, interior laundry areas,
dining rooms or family rooms
and country titcbem with qual-
ity Whirlpool appliances aDd
fine hardwood cabinetry. Lux-
urious master bedroom suites
offer f ull-wallcd wardrobes and
private bath areas.
Adding to the appeal of the
individual townhomes are the
lush common areas that com-
pose The Foothills of Orange.
Flowing greenbelts with lighted
walking paths and an abundance
of native Calif omia taus create
an inviting background for
leisure time relaxation.
Homcownc" can swim vigorous
laps in one of two private swim-
ming pools, soak in the bot,
bubbly spas or read a favorite
book while getting a tan on the
terraced sundecks. There is also
a recreation center for meeting
new neigbbon.
Buyen interested in the final
Orange View townhomes may
receive mon: information at the
Summcrcourt sales office from
10 a.m. to S p.m. daily. Take the
Newport/ Costa Mesa Freeway
(SS) to the Chapman Avenue
exit cast. Proceed to Crawford
Canyon Road, tum lcf t and
follow the directional signs to
the community entrance on
Stillwater A venue. The-Svm-
mercourt sales o~ 1»e
n:acbed at (714) 99T-7?0S-or
(714) 997-42A6.
Who's on· Fii'st?
Check Illa Newport Ensign
Sports Section ,'~ .~·.
2 Bedroom
APll. I, 191 THE NEWPORT ENStON/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVfNE TODAY Piii •
At Hope House. we cut out a kx more than drugs. We rut out the destructi\-e lifestyle patterns that a/1mys
at."COmpany chronic sub;tanre abuse.
\bu '4ill not find _another plare like Hope House in
Orange County. We are not a ''halfway· house. We are not
a private. 10-day detox clinic. Patients live at our thera·
peutically«iented a?nter for a year or longer. learning to
beoome mmpletely responsable for sober actions. reJa·
tionships and lifestyles. We pm-.ide
therapy and a plare to live without
charge to new patients. Many don't
have any other pl.ace to go but the
CUT
streets. Where drugs and crime pra;per.
\\e already~· the program works. Our 82-percent
SU<X:e$ rate is unmatched anywhete else in the rounty.
-That's why Hope House needs axnmunity support.
\\'e operate at full capacity and our waiting list is Jong.
It takes a lot d money to maintain the house, prU".'ide
qualified therapists and expand services. So please, help
us rut out substance abuse in Orange County with a
. .
tax-deductible donation to Hope
House. a non-profit, United Way
agency. Because a dean. ctrug..free
community benefits everyone.
ISOUT
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Hope House. Inc .. 707 N. Anaheim Bl\"d .. Anaheim. CA 92805. I . Att.: Michael Grandis. Administrative Director (71-1) 776-7490 I I Friend $10 0 Supporter $25 0 ~1ember $100 0 I I Donor $500 :J Corporate Sponsor S 1000 0 I
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4 Bedroom 6 Bedroom
382 Cliff Drive (Laguna) • •
831-1 «)() $580,000
815 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) 0 • I* 1339 Hampshire Cr. (Dover Shores) I
631 -1400 $569,000 .
311 Onyx (Balboa Isle)
831-1400 $2e8,000
• 104 Via Lorca (Lido Isle)
831-1400 $468,000
3 Bedroom
1849 Bayside Or. (Bayfront) a • * I
Sat 1-5
Sat 1-5
Sat-Sun 1-6
831-1400 $1,350,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
2000 Oceanfront (Peninsula Pl) DUP
831-1400 $925,000 Sat-SUn 1-6
11 Balboa Coves rA. ' >t. > a •
831-1«>0 $448,000
200 Via Barcelona (lido lale) *·
875-6181 $525,000
7 Ima Loe (Newport Cre9t) .
"11-1400 $240.000
Sat 1-6
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Sun 1-6
675-6161 $2,200,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
2722 Circle Drive (Bayshores) I
831-1400 $885,000
5 Bedroom
904 Via lido Nord (lido Isle) C •. I *
Sat-Sun 1-6
675-6161 $2,825,000 Sat-Sun 1-6
607 Bayside Drive (Bayfront) a • #
631-1400 $1 ,075,000 Sat-Sun 1-6
324 Morning Star (Dover Shores) a • • •
631-1«>0 $945,000 Sat-SUn 1-5
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~--... OLD ENGLISH MANOR HOUSE. AS NEW AS TODAY. 45
FT. LOT, OYER S.000 SQ. FT. 4 BEDROOM, SOANNQ
CBUNGS. SOUD BEAM, OAK. SLATE ANO STONE.
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ONE OF THE FINEST VALUES IN THE NEWPORT AREA.
4 BEDROOM, FAMtl.Y ROOM, FORMAL ANO INFORMAL
DINING. LARGE SPA. MOVE-IN CONOn10N.
NEWPO RT BEACH
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GREAT LOCATION IN THIS 2 BEOAOOM SUITE CONDO
IN A LOVELY SECURED BUILDING. VERY NICE
COMMUNfTY POOL AND SPA. SUBMfT AU. OFFERS.
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SINGLE-STORY 3 BEDROOM END UNfT SURROUNOED
BY GRASS ANO TREES. GREAT CURB-APPEAL PARQUET
FLOORS. ENTRY AND KITCHEN. EXCEUENT BLUFFS
VALUE.
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FRESHLY PAINTED 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CONDO IN
GREAT NEWPORT LOCATION. LIGHT AND BRJGHT-
MOOB. PERFECT. SECURITY GATE COMMUNITY WrTH
TENNIS AND POOlS.
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ARST TIME BUYERS-UVE ON THE PENNSULA-ONL Y
1235,000. CHARMING 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. NEW
KITCHEN. LARGE SUNNY PATIO, MINI BAY VIEW.
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EXOUISITEl. Y DE CORA TED 2 BEDROOM VIEW CONDO.
NEWLY CARPETED, WAUPAPEREO, CUSTOM 8lACt<
GRANITE JACUZZI TUB. MOVE RIGHT IN.
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PERFECTl Y LOCATED 2 BEDROOM. 2 BA TH UPPER UNIT
IN NEWPORrS NEWEST COMMUNfTY. NEUTAAL DECOR.
AIR CONDfTlONED. TWO ENClOSED GARAGE SPACES.
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THE BARGAIN OF THE SEASON! FANTASTIC 3 BEDROOM
CONTEMPORARY HOME WITH MARVELOUS POOL. SPA
AND DECK AREA. VAULTED CEILINGS ANO SECURITY.
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EMOTIONAL 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH HOME ON A LOT AND
1 /2. LARGE UPGRADED KITCHEN. WOOD FLOORS,
SECRET LOFT AND GUEST UNfT. ---...... BEST BUY IN HARBOR AIOGE. lWO BEDROOM, SINGLE
STORY HOME WITH MOUNTAIN Vtf.W. LARGE ROOMS.
VERY PRIVATE LOCATION IN GUARDED GATE
COMMUNITY. .... ,... ....
EXCITING 1 BEDROOM/OEN CONDO IN PRESTIGIOUS
BAYSIDE COVE. POOL. JACUZZI. PRIVATE BEACH. DOCt<S
AVAILABLE ANO MANY EXTRAS.
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SIX YEAR OLD 3 BEDROOM HOME IN GATED, PfWATE
AREA OVERLOOKING PONO IN PARKLIKE SETTING.
REDUCED. CATHEDRAL CSUNGS. GREAT VALUE. -··----A BEAUTIFUL 112 ACRE BIG ENOUGH FOR .e.200 IQ. n .
HOME. POOL ANO SPA ALSO ROOMS FOR TBNI
COURTS BEHN> GUARDED GATE Pt.ANS INCWDf.D
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ENTER A SERENE ANO BEAUTIFUU.Y MAINTAINED
e>cECUTIVE S 8EDROOM. 3 BATH HOME ON LARGE
CORNEA LOT. NEWl Y REMODELED AND APPONTEO.
GOURMET t<JTCHEN.
·--·· ELEGANT CONDO ON THE GOLf COURSE. JUST
REMOOEl.EO AHO DECORATED Fl"f 8AIXltl EIMCK. WHITE
• TILE ANO 8ER8ER CARPET. 2 CAA GARAGE
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GLORIOUS VIEWS OF OCEAN. BAY AND NEWPORT • • CMW11 11 1 W
CENTER FROM TNS WXUNOUS UDO CONDO ON THE AN OUTSTANDING TOWNHOME IN EXCLUSIVE BIG
7TH FLOOR DOORMAN AHO UTMOST SECUflTY. -CANYON. 3 BEDROOM, FAML Y ROOM. HIGH CE1JNG8.
PRIVATE COANER LOCATION AMONG TAU. TREES AHO
Lm Dt.E 111 I.• GORGEOUS GARDENS. •
REMARKASLE LOCA T10N ON UOO'S PIAZZA UOO. 4
BEDROOM HOME WfTH DETAILS OF GLASS AHO BRICK ~
PWS COMMERCIAL GOURMET KJTCHEN. SECURITY
SYSTEM.
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AMENITY, 3 8EOROOMS. FAMtl. Y fl()OM N«l FOAMAL
DNNG. WOOD WINDOWS. SHUTTERS AND FLOORS.
ABUNDANT STORAGE.
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SOPHISTICATED ELEGANCE, 1 ~ YEARS, FRENCH
DOORS. 3 FIREPlACES. MAR8l.E FLOORS. 5 8EDAOOMS,
4 BATHS. MAID-s ROOM. FAMILY ROOM ANO MUCH
MORE.
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ENTER THtS SPACIOUS CUSTOM HOME THROUGH
MASSIVE DOORS LEADING TO HtGH CBUNG. GLA.-
WAU.S AND GOURMET toTCHEN. 4 BEDROOM, TILED
PATIO, SPA AND FOUNTAIN.
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PERFECT UDO 4 BEDROOM BAYFRONT ON NORTHVEW
CHANNEL OUAUTY tNTEAIORS WITH IMPORTED rTAUAN
TILE. GOURMET KITCHEN, SECURfTY S'JSTEM. PIER SUP
FOR 80' BOAT. ·
NEWPORT BEACH
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VIEW, VIEW. VIEW. ENJOY SPECTACULAR CfTY LIGHTS
FROM THIS 3 BEDROOM NANTUCKET ON SPAC!OUS
CORNER LOT. EXCEUENT COHOmOH. DON'T MISS THIS
ONEJ ----.... TOP ISLAND LOCATION. STEPS TO SOUTH BAY.
DYNAMITE PARTIAU. Y REMODELED DUPLEX. TWO 2
BEDROOM UNfTS. SEUEA MOTIVATED. ERNG OFFERSl
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OUTSTANDING TOP QUAUTY HOME IN PRESTIGIOUS
BEACON BAY. HUGE MASTER surTE WITH FIREPlACE.
SITTING NEA OVERLOOKING YACHT BASIN. --···-FOR A GRACK>US. ELEGANT LIFESTYLE THIS GATED
COMMUNITY; EXPANSIVE FLOORPLAN WITH 4
BEDROOM. 3~ BATHS, LOVELY VIEWS AND
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE SS A MUST SEEi
YITlllff ·--ENJOY THIS SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM HOME IN A
TAOPICAl SETTING. LARGE CORNER LOT. KOi PONO,
FOUNTAIN. GORGEOUS POOL ANO SPA, GREAT CfTY
UGHTSVIEW . ... .. , .....
CAREFREE BAYFRONT LIVING IN DEWBlE BEACON
BAY. CHARMING 2 BEDROOM= OFFICE ON R1.5 LOT.
QTY LEASED LANO. PROBATE SALE.
Mn I ··-THE PERFECT LIFE STYl£ IS ACHIEVED IN THIS EXQ'TlNG
58EDAOOM HOME.lAABEAOa..#IOFOAMM.a...G
AREA USE Of WOOO N#O 8flCK EXTERIOR. --.... OUT8TNC>Nl WATEAFRONT VALUE. PIER AMl SUP.
LAW PATIO; I~ DEN. IEAU11FUl IOTCHEN.
AU. aa.T .... WIJE LDT. ROOM lO ECPN#O.
64 60
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.CUSTOMIZED AND EXPANDED 5 8EOAOOM HOME.
PEAFECT FOR ENTERTANNG. l.ARGE VAPID wtTH POOL
AND SPA, AOOEO FAMLY ROOM WITH FULL BAR AHO
GOURMET IOTCHEN.
NEWPORT BEACH
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CUSTOM 2-STORY OCEANFRONT BUILT IN 1112 .
BEAUTFUL USED BAICK EXTBIOR. LEADED ~
SkYlJGHTS. ON< FLOORS. DOORS ANO CABINETS..
AREPl.ACE-MASTal
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REMODELED AND EXPANOet> WATERFRONT HOME
WITH filER.1POOL. SPA ANO LARGE PATIO. 4 8EOAOOM8
PLUS MAIDS ROOM ANO SPACIOUS KITCHEN.
EXCEl.lENT VALUE.
----··-CHARMING 3 BEDROOM BAYFRONT HOME WITH STUDIO
UNIT OVER GARAGE. SHA.RED PIER WITH ROOM FOR
2 BOA TS. A MUST SEE FOR ISlANO LOVERS.
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88FEET ON THE BAY. lNClUOES THE LANO.ABSOLUTE. Y
THE BEST BUY ON LINDA. CONTEMPORARY
MeorrERRANEAN DESIGN. LARGE BOAT SUP.
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CONTEMPORARY BAYFAONT. DOCK FOR 55' YACHT.
UNCOMPROMISJNG QUALITY THROUGHOUT. 3
BEDAOOM, 3 BATH, 2 AREPt.ACES AHO GREAT VIEW.
BUY Of THE YEAR.
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ABSOLUTEl Y THE BEST BAYFAONT BUY. NEW WOOO
FLOORS ANO CARPETS. 3 CAA GARAGE. HOT TUB, 4
BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS. ROOM FOR 50' BOAT.
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BEAUTFUL 4 BEDAOOM. 3~ BATH DECORATORS HOME.
WOOD FLOOR. GOURMET KJTCt:(~. HUGE SOUTH
PATIO. LARGE SUP, FABULOUS MASfER SUITE.
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ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENTI TRULY INNOVATIVE
DESIGN EXECUTED WITH PAINSTM<ING DETAIL IN THIS
4 BEDROOM Pl.US HOME. EXca.L.ENT VALUE.
---·--ESTATE-&aZE BAYFAONT ON NEWPORra M08T
PRE8T1GIOU8 ISlNC> WITH OVER 140' l'RONTW.
LAW HOME; OBJGHmJL 2 BEDROOM GUBT HD''E.